Windows

Aliens Versus Predator

Description

In this first-person game based on the film, missions and the stories are different depending on what species you select. You have three species to select...

• Aliens... their armour is quite strong, and they have self-healing possibility. Their only weapons they have are their own body parts: claws for close combat, their deadly tail, and their inner mouth that can crack through enemy skull is close enough. They can't be hurt through falls, and can generate enough light to see clearly ahead. Their strength lies in flexibility and speed.



• Humans... US Marines, as portrayed by Michael Biehn in the film 'Aliens'. You can have rather strong firepower that ranges from fast-shooting-and-self-locating-target piercing minigun, and flamethrower, all the way to the rocket launchers, and even more powerful weapons. Being a marine is the scariest way to play this game. You have a small radar that makes you nervous - showing that someone is near, and you can not see it, whatever it is. A night-view mode is also provided.



• Predators... Their power is their strength, and their sight. They have at least four ways of seeing a picture - self-locating aliens one, self-recognizing humans one, night-vision alike one, and more... They have disks that automatically search for targets if in range and sight, although you will need to switch to LCD light to see these in some situations. They have many weapons, and most are auto-targetting and destructive - precise or deadly. Predators have the ability to zoom an image in and out when seeking someone at far distance.

There are several multiplayer modes. For a difficult game, you can pit all the players against the horde of computer creatures (which includes alienators and predaliens that are like stronger mutants and look rather different). Alternatively, you can choose species and an arena to pit human players against each other.

Alternate Titles

• "异形对铁血战士" -- Chinese Title (Simplified)
• "AVP" -- Abbreviated title used on the internet
• "Aliens vs. Predator" -- Informal shortened title

Part of the Following Groups

• Aliens Vs. Predator series
• BPjS / BPjM indexed games

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User Reviews

A truly pulse-pounding gaming experience.	Steelysama (91)
Get past the message-boardish title, and you'll find possibly the best movie-to-game conversion ever.	Ben Swan (3)
Great capture of each movie's feel, but get the sequel if you want a solid game.	Zovni (9114)	unrated
Near Great FPS	Terrence Bosky (5239)

The Press Says

Gameguru Mania	May 26, 1999	5 out of 5	100
Gry Onet	Aug 10, 1999	10 out of 10	100
FileFactory Games / Gameworld Network	May 04, 2002	95 out of 100	95
Game Vortex	1999	90 out of 100	90
Game Captain	Jul 04, 1999	90 out of 100	90
Absolute Games (AG.ru)	Jun 02, 1999	90 out of 100	90
ESC Magazine	Jun 15, 1999	8 out of 10	80
PC Gamer	Aug, 1999	79 out of 100	79
Just Games Retro	Mar 01, 2009	78 out of 100	78
PC Player (Germany)	Apr 07, 1999	78 out of 100	78

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Trivia

The game's system for the predator's multiple vision modes, where they can see humans or aliens but not both at the same time, was eventually adopted into the feature film Alien vs. Predator.