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70There are only 20 levels, it can get repetitive repeating levels over and over again and because there are no save points it can be extremely challenging – still, great fun.
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68A quirky effort. [Issue#186, p.87]
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Odd. [Christmas 2009, p.95]
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50If it were a 59p iPhone app it might be easier to overlook such clumsy and uninspired construction - or at least not feel too aggrieved when you delete it - but by staking a place at the top end of the Minis price list, Alien Havoc draws too much attention to its shortcomings.
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50The core concept is solid, and seems like a perfect fit for a PSP Minis game, but it plays so slowly and frustrates to such a degree that, even at £3.99, it's not worth a punt. Avoid like you would an alien invasion.
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50I'd love to see Alien Havoc 2: Balls to the Walls. You know, a sequel that lets loose and goes for fast-paced twitch gameplay over the sluggish pace of this release. Bite-sized games like this live or die on their addictiveness. And Alien Havoc is not addictive.
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Feels like the sort of shovelware your mate sneaked onto the school PCs in 1996. [Dec 2009, p.18]
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The tired wackiness in Alien Havoc could be forgivable if there was more going on here, but as it is, you'll be contemplating all the other things $5 could've bought instead.
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