Alien Hallway
Players measure stamina with a never-ending stream of green creatures within the borders of a special military mission.
Alien Hallway is a moba, strategy and action game
developed and published by Sigma Team Inc..
Released on August 19th 2011 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 321 reviews of which 206 were positive and 115 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.2 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/Vista/XP
- Processor: 1.6 GHz
- Memory: 1GB
- Hard Disk Space: 100MB of free space
- Video Card: 128 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible or better video card with pixelshader 2.0
- DirectX®: 9.0c
- Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
- Additional: Microsoft XNA Framework 3.1
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This game has been in my library for 12 years. I had played it before, but I had accidentally mistook another game for this one and bought this one first back then. The other game was actually Alien Shooter which is also made by this company, so you might see how I was confused. Nonetheless, today I actually sat down and beat this sucker, and it was actually good. The game becomes somewhat unbalanced towards the end, especially if you try for 5 star rating and end up farming a lot of gold (and thus upgrades as well) like I did. I found myself just deploying some gatherer units and waiting for 220 energy to just spam the map with snipers and heavy machine gunners, that combination alone let me beat the entire end-game with 3-4 star ratings. It's just a wall of bullets and the enemies just cannot get through. I did enjoy the fact that was a possibility rather than a rubber-band difficulty that scales with me and makes the end levels a grind, it was nice to just overpower the game completely by paying attention to the mechanics. That's actually how games should be in my opinion, though maybe a bit less obvious than in this one. All in all, if you enjoy a semi-casual experience and have 2-3 hours to spare, give this game a try!
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you know when i first started this game i was optimistic and i thought it was bad and you know i couldn't of been more absolutely right this game is the bane of my existence 4 times over and i have only lived once and this is the worst f#$$%&@! game in the series and I out of experience would totally recommend Alien Hallway Number 2 as the best f#$$%&@! game i have ever played and you just need to pirate it of some sketchy website because its amazing but im broke because i bought alien hallway number 1 and need to provide for my family who lives on vomit comet in this game and yeah like definitely recommend getting number 2 as its like 8% better than number 1 and i am a pro and i really enjoy playing. (let my family go please im hungry)
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Barely over 97mb. Not a very big game level wise, as such buy it on sale. Very repetitive. Easy. I beat the game in 2.2 hours getting 100% achievements. I played 3 levels before switching to extreme and staying at that difficulty for the rest of the game(can not win the first level with no upgrades on extreme). You can spam drones, and just drones with energy/drone upgrades. They will mob the whole place and you will get more energy then the aliens kill in drone value keep spamming drones. Air strike the aliens early on, the drone will end up at the aliens base this way, soon you will have over 10k energy and so many drones they end up floating in the air. Then spam a unit you never upgraded like the Rifleman, Grenadier, Sniper, they will swarm the base killing some of the aliens but not enough to kill the base, but since you have so many as the aliens spawn they will push your riflemen etc off the edges and you can win with like over 800 deaths. I laughed so hard when I did this! Or you can just spam drones, clean up with air strike, then keep spamming drones until you can spam the 1 unit you like and only bothered to level up so you did not have to grind and waste your life. Shotgun, Gunner, Missile, Laser all good choices to level up. For 5 stars, spend your starting energy all on drones, air strike first wave, then buy your choice of the 4 I mentioned. Missiles is nice they stand far back and shoot AOE. Only buy your good units, you will have no deaths most likely.
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I think they meant "corridor," or "passageway," or something less dumb and more exciting than "hallway," and it's unfortunate because the game is actually very fun. I've just spent most of the day playing it. The graphics were a surprise; The art direction and use of color were fun and surprisingly sophisticated for a game like this. The game-play is simple. At one end of a long corridor is your barricaded turret, and at the other is the alien device through which all the invading forces gush in waves. You have to keep them away from your end of the corridor and your turret. You build little orb-bot engineers that collect energy, and with that energy, you build your army of defenders. You earn gold with every level, and use it to upgrade your units. As you advance, new types of fighters become available. Most of your units are distance fighters, like rocket launchers and long-range guns, but a few, like guys with flame-throwers and grenades, get closer to the action. As you mow down waves of alien baddies, you're able to move down the corridor to the alien device, and you finish the round by destroying it. All very simple, but still exciting, especially with the different kind of weapons & units available. AND...the fact that you can go back and play every level unlimited times and make enough gold to upgrade your fighters so that you stay one step ahead of the increasingly nasty aliens. This is not one of those carpal-tunnel games where you have to click as fast as possible. You basically click once to build a unit, and it runs toward the action and start kicking alien butt...or whatever aliens have besides a butt. This game was a huge surprise. It's loads of fun and the price is unbeatable.
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Alien Hallway is not your typical masterpiece. It's not Skyrim, Dragon Age, Civ III, or any of the other amazing games we have played in our lives. But, you know what? It's still a masterpiece. It is simplistic, visually -- meh, audibly-- meh, interactively -- clickity click click. But I have over 50 hours in this game, have every achievement, and still, I keep coming back. I really can't explain it. It's like Mona Lisa's smile. It's not fancy or showy, it's not over the top. Alien Hallway is just the right amount.
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Developer
Sigma Team Inc.
Publisher
Sigma Team Inc.
Release
19 Aug 2011
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