Alien Death Mob Reviews

I really like this game overall, but it’s not without a few things I would change. First, I would much rather see detailed, [b]high-rez[/b] graphics instead of the pixel graphics it has now. However, I will admit that the pixel graphics work better in this game than in most others I have seen, particularly in the “[b]Story[/b]” mode where you scroll around a large map. I think the “[b]Story[/b]” mode is a bit unbalanced. This was the first mode I played when I got the game, and honestly it had me wondering if the game was worth my time. It was too hard and not much fun at first. I stuck with it, but I still have to wonder how much play testing the developers did before the game was released. If story mode was an 80’s arcade machine, I doubt it would end up earning a lot of quarters because it is way too hard way too early. For most people the game would be over very quickly and it wouldn’t take a lot of games before most would simply give up on it. I don’t think it would be hard to fix, however. Mainly, just slow it down at the beginning and then ramp up the speed and difficulty as you reach higher levels. Since this isn’t actually a [b]quarter-eating arcade machine[/b], maybe have a choice of difficulty settings? I didn’t try Arcade mode right off. [b]HUGE Mistake[/b]. Arcade mode is the best modern interpretation of the 80’a arcade game [b]Robototron 2084[/b] that I’ve seen in ages. I still wish Jeff Minter would do a modern update of his classic [b]Llamatron 2112 [/b]but in the meantime, [b]Alien Death Mob[/b] will do nicely.