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About This Game Alien Splatter Redux is all about those golden gaming days, where the only thing you knew was how to avoid homework and play computer games. Remember destroying things that wanted to take over the world in true 8-bit fashion? Relive your golden days in retro style with Alien Splatter ReduxEight massive levels to conquer, each with it's own dangerous traps to dodge!Huge end level bosses to completely destroy with your weaponsActual 8-bit graphics, (with an included extra retro screen if it wasn't retro enough for you)Listen along to a chiptuned soundtrack while blasting aliens to your hearts contentExtras and Steam Achievements to, umm unlock! a09c17d780 Title: Alien Splatter ReduxGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Sinclair StrangePublisher:Sinclair StrangeRelease Date: 28 Jul, 2017 Alien Splatter Redux Activation Code Keygen alien splatter redux. alien splatter redux gameplay. alien splatter redux gameplay. alien splatter redux. alien splatter redux. alien splatter redux gameplay This is a really well done NES-style action platformer. Others have compared it to Contra, and at first glance, it does resemble that series. However, I find that the platforming has a larger role in the gameplay of Alien Splatter than it does in the Contra games - whereas Contra was more of a shoot-em-up with some light platforming. I wouldn't consider Alien Splatter to be a shoot-em-up. It is an action game. The level designs remind me more of something from Ninja Gaiden than Contra. At any rate, no matter what popular NES franchise you compare it to - it is a very solid retro title that actually looks and feels like an NES game. It could use some more variety in the enemies (the only real let-down in the game), but other than that, I really can't find much to complain about. The graphics are spot-on, the controls are tight enough, and even the music is decent. At this price, it's an absolute steal, and it is better than many of the retro games that I've paid much more money for. It's an easy up-vote from me.. It's pretty fun, looks and sounds like an authentic 8-bit game but it's pretty damn easy. But for the price I'd still recommend for any fans of the good ol' NES. At first glance, Alien Splatter Redux may look like a generic pseudo-retro action-platformer. But fortnately, it isn't. Like Oniken and Odallus: The Dark Call, Alien Splatter Redux is a simple, yet well executed game that would feel at home on the Famicom in the late 80's. I would call it a mix of Contra, Solbrain/Shatterhand and Gun-Dec/Vice: Project Doom, with the eventual nod to Ninja Gaiden 2 and Mega Man 2. For the price, the game is a steal, and if you enjoy 8-bit action-platformers, do yourself a favor and play this game.. A simple game with retro 8 graphics about two things: platforming and kicking alien♥♥♥♥♥ The gameplay is simple but fun, with basic platforming and interesting levels, from underground sewers to a moving train being hit by lightning. Most of the weapons feel fun and easy to use, and most enemies are diverse and fun to fight against. Bosses are interesting and are well put to get, if a little bit bullet spongey. The games' aesthetic brings back nostagia of Contra and the like, and if you feel like vomiting out your vital organs and/or commiting suicide, you can turn on the retro-vision to empty your eye sockets and fill you with even more nostagia. If I were to have any large complaints, it would be the controls on keyboards, as they are weird and unconventional. The game also don't save your keybinds between instances of the game, meaning you have to rebind them between play sessions. However, this can all be avoided if you just use a controller, which makes it feel better anyway. My other complaint is that there is quite a large difficult curve between the train and snow stage, with unfair enemy placement, ice physics and that f***ing snow. Other then that, there are some small typos and lack of an options in the setting menu, but that is fine. So to anyone who wants to be entertained for an afternoon or two and who have some spare change in their steam wallets, pick this game up. 8.5 Pretty Great. I grew up with old 8-bit, NES platformers and this game really hits home for me. I think that the developer(s) did a knockout job in recreating the atmosphere and feel of games from my childhood with this little gem, complete with a satirically simplified story, spot-on controls, and a cheesy but fun sci-fi theme. Aliens have invaded and demanded that we surrender all of our "base" to them or they will destroy us. But not to worry, because the U.S. government is going to send an entire, joint operations assault against them complete with special forces, fleets of aircraft and navy vessels, nuclear mi......err.....wait, actually, they are sending only one guy against them. But fortunately, they are sending their "best dude" to save the world. These alien invaders are total pushovers however. Nevermind the fact that they are pink, they only come in about 4 varieties, (excluding bosses) are lousy shots, and only take a few hits to kill. But they have one terrible strength that threatens all of mankind. They are masters of always strategically situating themselves in the most God-awful moving platform areas in existence and staying there. With this deadly skill, they intend to enslave us and take over the world. Can you, the "best dude" overcome their scheme and rescue all of humanity?This was such a fun game. The graphics are designed to emulate the look and feel of older NES titles with a bonus stage that looks like a game boy level. There is a health bar, but to be honest, I don't think that I ever died once from running out of health. You will almost always die from falling off of a pit. Stage 4 and 6 are in my opinion the hardest stages. I hope that you enjoy this game as much as I did and thank you for reading my review. Also, thank you to the developers for making such a fun and inexpensive game for me to enjoy.