Alien Zombie Megadeath

Despite the dated title and style, this game is oddly really good. Insanely good sound design, every enemy has a unique charm that most games fail to reproduce. I'd highly recommend using a controller, otherwise the game feels great to control. Pretty damn repayable and lots of tough optional challenges. Highly recommend you try it out, wish this dev continued to make games as there is a lot of potential here.

Looking at a printscreen, this could give you shovelware vibes. But it's a good arcade shooter!
Enemy spawn can be a little unforgiven, killing you instantly because you were at the wrong place, but it's manageable most of the time!

This is one of the first games I ever bought on Steam. It has an elegant simplicity. So playable. Will probably never stop playing.

67/100

Apparently, I've played this game for 13.3 hours, even though I don't remember much about it, so there must have been something fun about it.

No way. Degenerate fucking game.

Any game where you have to sandbag so you can "build multiplier" is shit.

Especially any game where you have to sandbag so you can "build multiplier" so you can "unlock medals" so you can "unlock the rest of the levels".

And any game like this without progression of some sort is shit. It's not 2004.

I was a huge fan of the predecessor to this game simply titled "Alien Zombie Death" which was released exclusively on the PSP as a "MINIS" game. It was an overly addicting portable title that played with the feel and charm of a classic arcade shooter. I found it to be one of those rare games with simple controls that anyone can watch and instantly know how to play. "Alien Zombie Mega Death" is an entirely re-worked game revamped from the older version but made for the PC and consoles. The game plays exactly the same but has updated the visuals with higher resolution graphics and provided additional gameplay features. The addicting arcade feel and atmosphere that the predecessor had still remains and makes this version a must own for anyone with a Steam account. If this game were made in the 70s it would have been historically known as a fantastic skill based arcade game. (a la ... Pacman, Space Invaders). Although each level has challenges that you must complete to advance and open up more levels, I actually consider this to be in the vain of old school high-score games that have no real ending. (ie, Tetris, Tapper). This is a must buy for any fan of retro arcade games. I can't believe how many people have never heard of this game. Whether you are playing for a high score against friends or trying to complete all of the levels and their challenges, this game will provide gamers with countless hours of pure gaming fun. I consistently come back to this game as my "go-to" when I want to put on some music through steam and play a game that allows me to get lost in the mix. It is a real gem and one of my personal favorite games of all time.

Nothing really wrong with this game, but I just don't really see where it's going. It was fun for a while, but I don't think I can see myself playing it for extended periods of time, especially given the lack of a storyline. Lacks ambition, picks out long, and general fortitude(?)

I'd put some time into this one before but I decided to fire it up again to see what it was like. I remembered liking it well enough, and I thought I'd see if it was still worth my time. It's a side scrolling arena shooter that kind of reminds me of some old ass arcade game that I don't remember the name of that I only played because it was on some compilation disc (it was called Xenophobe and had the same multi-level structure but honestly wasn't that similar - i looked it up).

It's fine. Nothing special, and if I didn't have about a trillion other smaller distractions, I'd be plenty happy playing it a lot more. I'll probably keep it installed for a while and dick around with it, but I'm probably ok with the 2 hours total I've logged on it already if I don't ever come back to it.

One final note, Dave Mustaine is nowhere to be found in this game.

A quality arcade shooter which I recently re-discovered.
With tight controls, loads of levels, a fun aesthetic and simple to learn, hard to master gameplay, it walks the fine line between challenging and frustrating. Its got that "just one more go" vibe that will keep you playing for quite some time and with so many levels (some with different game types) it wont get boring fast.

I don't remember what I paid for it, but I have a feeling it wasn't enough.

Very simple mechanics, but creative dinamics. It's a funny game

It looks like it was made in 1993

10/10, would bang

It gets more and more addicting by time.

Pros : Unlimited enemys to kill
Variety in kinds of enemys
Multiple game modes ( Survival , UFO , Bomb Defusal , Baby resque , Jetpack)
2 player game feature
Chalenging stages so that its hard to earn medals.
Cons : Somewhat tiny weapon pick-up duration
Limited customization depending space suits
13 Achivements
Medium graphics for its type of game while released in 2011

I can give it 75/100 something that i dont do easily.
If its worth the money ? Yes . Dont be unsatisfied with the first look and go for a second round if you are the average 10year old graphics boy.

Little frantic piece of fabulous fun. You can play alone or with someone else, but prepare to scream when you're just one second away from carrying that god damn space baby into safe place and it gets blown up by one of milion monsters on your screen.

A fun platforming shooter with tons of levels. Great for when you're in a casual gaming mood.

Really tight, fast paced and well done arcade shooting. If you like what you see in the promo vid, pick this one up.

A lot of fun. Great retro game.

I shouldn't be so critical of these little cheap games...but...this game feels like an XBLA reject.