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A remake of Destroy All Humans!
A remake of Destroy All Humans!, an action-adventure video game that stands as the inaugural entry in the Destroy All Humans! franchise. It unfolds in 1959 in the United States. The game satirises the lifestyles, pop culture, and political attitudes of that era. Players take on the role of Cryptosporidium 137, a member of the fictional alien race known as "Furons." Functioning as a Furon spy hitman, Cryptosporidium 137 invades Earth with the mission of harvesting human DNA to sustain the cloning process for his species. The remake features new missions, control schemes, upgrades, skins, abilities, and graphical enhancements.
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It's a fun little game with outdated but still kind of funny humour. Sadly there is nothing else interesting about this. Especially the missions consist of the same 3 objectives every single time and the weapon choice is very limited. Sometimes remakes should add some more content rather than just giving it modern graphics cause this game lacks content ALOT and it shows.
I remember playing the original version of this game all the time as a kid on the OG Xbox so I was excited to revisit it when this remaster came out. It's fun! A deeply flawed game, one that hasn't aged perfectly in it's writing and has some missions that just are not fun. But this is a good game, even outside of the nostalgia you get that lovely, pulpy theremin music. The fun suite of weapons literally all of which are enjoyable. And the jokes that do land are pretty damn funny. It's not perfect but it's definitely worth a play, and I'm glad a relic from my childhood got remade.