Attack of the Earthlings combines turn-based combat and stealth in a dark comedic single player campaign, where you the player, take control of the native alien race to defend your homeworld from the invading humans.
Platforms
Linux Mac PC PS4 XONEGenres
Indie Strategy Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Comedy Science fiction
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 8 more
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| German | |||
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Media
Critic Reviews
PSX Brasil
By Thiago de Alencar MouraFun and challenging, though a bit short, with simple graphics and weird interface, Attack of the Earthlings is a good strategy game and brings a very unique and intriguing variation to the genre with considerable success.
Completexbox
By David LawThe concept offered in this title is quite astonishing, the mechanics flow throughout, and there’s a gem of strategy title that anyone can enjoy, not just fans of the genre. Attack of the Earthlings will have you deep in thought as you plot your next killer move!
SECTOR.sk
By Tom� Kun�kAcceptable turn-based strategy with hungry aliens and good gameplay...for a while.
Thumb Culture
By Thumb CultureIn the end, I feel like Attack of the Earthlings is worth your money if you’re in the market for an XCOM like game and you’ve already played both XCOM games to death. For £14.99, it’s just at the right price. Any more for this fairly short experience would tip the scales in a negative way. It’s a hilarious, fairly well made XCOM like that will have you laughing out loud more than once. I don’t think it’s a game for everyone, especially if you need a meaty story to sink your teeth into, but it’s definitely worth a go.
Digitally Downloaded
By Harvard L.If lastability and replay value are the sacrifices needed for tight and innovative design, then Attack of the Earthlings signals a welcome change in a saturated genre. I for one welcome our new insect overlords.
