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About Destroy All Humans

1950’s Earth. You are Crypto, an evil alien sent to invade earth and annihilate its inhabitants.

• Experience a cult classic brought back to life and rebuilt from the ground up with its humor left intact.
• Use a unique arsenal of weapons including the classic Zap-O-Matic, the Disintegrator Ray, and the Anal Probe.
• Unleash psychokinetic abilities to hurl objects at enemies or send them flying into the air.
• Explore America in the 50s freely using your jetpack and crush its cities completely with your flying saucer.

Destroy these primitive humans and harvest their DNA for Furon.

Destroy All Humans Reviews

I try to give each game a fair shake regardless of whether it’s new or a port, reboots, etc. So, all by itself, Destroy All Humans for the Nintendo Switch is a romp. It isn’t quite as long as I hoped, but playing a jet pack wearing, Elvis impersonator looking, little green (gray, actually) man from outer space with a Zap-O-Matic and a flying saucer capable of blowing up tanks is a barrel of fun.

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Still, even though I arguably enjoyed my time with this version a little less, it’s still a great port of a great game that more people need to play. If you can play it in a slightly more stable format then I’d still recommend that, but if you can’t or fancy pretending to be an alien wherever you are, then this is a great way to play.

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What’s here is still silly fun, for sure — decimating dullard humans with Crypto’s high tech alien gadgets and unstoppable flying saucer can still provide some chaotic catharsis — but there’s no denying this one’s showing its age mechanically and newcomers to the series may well be left feeling a little underwhelmed.

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