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Team 17 has done a fantastic job of delivering the requisite moody atmosphere, the crumbling remnants of the ship awash with delightful incidental detail like gigantic throbbing generators visible beneath the metal gantries. Built with Unreal Engine 3, excellent lighting and particle effects add conviction to an already highly impressive spectacle, and few will have complaints about the overall artistic direction.

The multidirectional combat system is slick and intuitive from the off, too, easily allowing you to move and fire independently. With basic movement (and flashlight direction) mapped to the left stick and shot direction on the right, you're afforded a satisfying degree of precision - aided in part by the red laser sight that points the way

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On the face of it, Alien Breed Evolution offers everything that fans of the 16-bit incarnations could wish for, with strong production values and focused design contributing to a sympathetic update that stays true to the source material. But sadly, a flawed approach to co-op play and an inherent lack of variety ultimately count against it. With two more instalments to come, we can only hope there's time for Team 17 to build on the many positive elements in this first episode.

7/10

Gurkan: Vi som inte kunnat vänta och redan köpt då? Vi måste ju få våra pengar tillbaka.

Ribcage: Det borde ni kunna ja. Ring support?

Gurkan: Taskigt, fick ej tillbaka mina 400p som jag slängde ut extra helt i onödan..