Aliens Go Home Run is a brick-breaking alien-busting action game that puts you in the shoes of Sally, a young girl with a passion for baseball. When she hits a home run so hard that it flies into space, it crashes on a faraway planet and creates a crater in the process. Now, the aliens from that planet are invading Earth, and its up to Sally to save the day! Unlike most breakout games, the game isn't over if the ball touches the ground. Instead, the player has to avoid various projectiles shot by enemies. If they get hit, they get a strike, and three strikes means they're out! With plenty of power-ups, 70 exciting levels, 8 bosses, and a full-blown level editor, Aliens Go Home Run is breakout like you've never seen it before.
Aliens Go Home Run puts you in the shoes of Sally, a young girl with a passion for baseball. When she hits a home run so hard that it flies into space, it crashes into a faraway planet and creates a crater in the process. Now, the aliens from that planet are invading Earth, and its up to Sally to save the day!
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese |
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What if Touhou and Breakout had a baby? What if that baby decided to play baseball? This is that baby. This game thrives on chaos. You gotta dodge. You gotta dive. But most importantly, you gotta home run. Controls are simple; you can run and swing like a madman or scoot (as the game calls it) and line up your shots, and do a slide to knock the ball up, among other things, like destroy those annoying crusher bots. Keyboard is good, but my fingers are more comfortable to the controller settings. PRO TIP: The slide is your best friend. Once you get used to the will of the ball you'll be setting up some nice combos.
Breakout is one of the most foundational games around, originally being released in arcades in 1976 by Atari. Over time, countless developers have put their own spin on the game, adding power-ups, progressions, and a shiny presentation to move beyond its classic roots. Aliens Go Home Run does all of these things, but it also works to eradicate one of the core issues with Breakout as a game. In most adaptations, a player’s momentum can be halted by one or two blocks being left behind in a corner of the board, leaving players to waste lives trying to hit one block rather than continuing to rack up a high score. Aliens Go Home Run dispatches with lives entirely, giving players unprecedented control of where their ball is heading and placing its challenge in fighting off invading foes rather than speeding to hit a fast moving projectile. It works surprisingly well, with more than enough styl
An allaround great Breakout derivative. The controls feel snappy, the bosses are satisfying to fight, and the music is Beaty and Rythmic. Definitely worth a buy.
An interesting take on 'brick breaker', combining it with bullet hell elements and bosses. A solid game overall.
I have mixed feelings about this game for a couple of reasons, one is that the balance and difficulty curve in this game is often pretty bad and, after taking a break from video games for a couple of weeks, the game has seemingly deleted my save data (I was at the final boss too). I do however definitely recommend this game and here's why. First of all, the game practically oozes charm. If you're into games that are built upon a wacky or crazy idea, or even into games with a good sense of humor, then this is definitely the game for you. Who knew that bloodthirsty aliens could be fought off with baseball ey? The charm even seeps into the gameplay too. At the base of the game we have Breakout but with a completely different rule set. It actually makes Breakout engaging and fun to play, and honestly the worlds/levels that are good are REALLY GOOD. I had a blast playing the levels I actuall
Brick breaker with some decent challenge with its bullet hell elements and boss rush mode. Was surprisingly fun little snack game. 7/10. My boss rush run https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2lBUd5Q30E Follow my Steam Curator for more: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43514354/
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