Destroy All Humans!

Legendary stuff. I never played the original 3 games, but back in the Xbox 360 days, I had a copy of Path of the Furon that was and still remains one of my favorite games of all time. Was definitely excited to check out not only the OG, but to experience this new and improved remake/remaster.

I wasn't ready for this game to be a challenge. The campaign itself isn't very hard; I think some of the optional objectives were a pain, especially toward the end of the game, and the end boss is beefy, but in the end, I didn't really break a sweat (which I loved because games that aggravate me half the time isn't fun) but these challenges are an entirely different story. Completing all the challenges with 3 stars is quite the feat, especially the last level; Capitol City. God I hated this (especially the race). Ya know, this actually gave me the idea that maybe some of these extra side stuff in games just isn't worth it. Not only does this make me leave the game on a semi-bad note, but trying to be a completionist is exhausting, and for what? An extra achievement? Yeah, so as you can tell, these challenges made me question why I'm even doing it, but after finally completing it, it felt good... Good to know I never have to attempt them again.

This game was loads of fun though, despite the challenges. I clocked in about 30 hours in this game until I complete it so as you can tell, I was fairly thorough.

Not only do you get to wreck havoc as a little grey alien named Crypto, but you also get to shoot things (such as buildings)down in a spaceship. The story is kinda fun/funny, and the ending is actually pretty good, and even though the game does feel it's age at times, it still packs its punch. I'd definitely recommend the game.

I grew up playing the original Destroy All Humans on the PlayStation 2, so this remake touches all the right spots as far as nostalgia goes.

It is more than a simple remaster, the game is seemingly built from the ground up. New beautiful engine, vast improvements to targeting, restoration of a deleted mission from the original game, the list goes on. It is not without its faults (checkpoints towards the end are insanely unforgiving), but the game is just plain fun. At the end of the day: isn't that why we all play video games? To have fun.

It was the year 2005 I was just a kid The game got into my head I fell in love the mechanics were really well done it was so addictive Now 15 years later left me speechless They did a outstanding job at this Remake Better graphics and new and improved New interactions Original 2005 dialogue and New Character development You will not be disappointed

Destroy All Humans is an amazing game. A fun vibrant game with laughs and enjoyable moments.

I thoroughly enjoyed playing this. Destroying humans, cows and buildings, what else can you ask for?

👍79% It's nothin amazing and there's a lot of bugs and glitches but it's a blast to play through and I haven't gotten bored once.