The campy storyline, silly characters and dialog also work to make this more a unique shooter. There's also about a dozen other powers, like forgetfulness and hypnosis, impersonating someone ("body snatch"), and many more. While the third-person combat may seem like it's similar to other action games, Destroy All Humans! separates itself with the various powers you have, such as using psychokinesis ("PK") to fling people, animals and objects around with your mind. Along with fighting, there are missions tied to infiltration, collection, and exploration.
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As you play, you'll earn the opportunity to upgrade your abilities and unlock other goodies along the way, such as urban and rural scenes to change up the environments (fans of the original game also get access to the never-before-seen "Lost Mission of Area 42"). The non-playable cut-scene sequences at the start of the game set the tone perfectly, with silly banter between Furons before they fly to planet Earth and begin terrorizing farmers and barnyard animals.
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In fact, if you have a penchant for humor and/or classic sci-fi flicks, you'll get a lot out of Destroy All Humans! And at under $30 for the PC version (or under $40 for the console version) it's more affordable than most other new videogames released today. This is a kitschy action game that never takes itself too seriously. Along the way, you'll unlock new locations and missions, upgrades (to your weapons, ship and powers), and access various skins to change up the way the game looks. Gameplay also folds in action, exploration, collection, and some puzzle solving. The single player game has you accomplish various missions in order to advance through the story. Without giving too much away, you must also extract DNA from humans, which has a tie to the menacing Furon species, as well. This gray ET - with a bulbous head, large eyes and small body - uses a handful of alien weapons, like ray guns, as well as psychic abilities, and machines (like a jet pack and spaceship) that all can and will be used to destroy all humans. Just like the original game, you assume the role of Cryptosporidium 137 ("Crypto " for short), a sardonic and sarcastic Furon solider sent to America in the 1950s. A cult classic from 2005 is back again in a faithful remake in DESTROY ALL HUMANS! This is a campy sci-fi third-person action game that stars you as an evil alien and not the "good guys" who vow to protect the Earth from the invasion.
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