Alien Breed: Impact

It is a mid arcade game, nothing extraordinary. It's inspirations are clrealy visible (dead space, alien) and it gives you the most basic tasks on repeat basically. Strategizing with ammo and how to clean sectors is fun, but the map design and the repetitiveness can make this game a bit dull at points.

Overall its good fun for what kind of game it is !

I can barely put myself to write this after playing the game for an hour. I was constantly looking up at my celing lamp to see if there was an earthquake happening (which are common where I live), just to find out it was just the game making me seasick. Throw away your previous experiences with twin stick shooters. This thing's camera is fixed to 8 directions instead of letting your freely rotate the camera with the mouse. If you move your mouse, the camera won't rotate until you reach a sweetspot. Once you reach it, the camera will snap to the closest directional segment. Sometimes you'l be shooting an enemy just to suddenly have the camera snap to another direction. The whole thing is absolutely nauseating by itself, but to make things even worse, the first level is filled with nonstop explosions that trigger flashes and camera shakes with motion blur, EVERY COUPLE OF SECONDS, for the 30-40 minutes that the first level lasts. So no, I won't subject myself to this level of missery just to play a class-B indie ALIEN ripoff, and nor should you.

i think this game is kinda bullshit because in every 2 step some aliens try to kill you and i am play in elite diffuculty for a damn achivment but if you play normal maybe you can enjoy

The comic cutscenes, the audio and combat system are quite nice. It gets quite repetative though, a lot of go there, switch that. There is little interaction with environment. The story isn't that convincing. Audio is dark enough for the presented scenario however. A few fights are bit more challenging, other than that it's repetition. Even though the game isn't that long, it can feel much longer at times.