Alien Shooter

First game in the Alien Shooter series. The game mixes shooting and RPG elements seen from an isometric perspective.

PlayStation Network (PS3)

PlayStation Network (Vita)

PlayStation 4

Overview

Alien Shooter is an isometric shooter which was developed and published by Sigma Team for the PC platform.

DLC

There were two expansion packs created for Alien Shooter.

Alien Shooter - Fight For Life

Alien Shooter - Fight for Life takes place one year after the aliens landed on Earth. The aliens are trying to destroy a facility in which a virus was developed to help the human race survive. The virus must be saved in order to also save the human race.

Alien Shooter - Fight for Life new features:

Five new missions
New storyline
Larger amounts of enemies

Alien Shooter - The Experiment

In Alien Shooter - The Experiment the alien race has not only attacked Earth, but taken half of it over. The people of Earth must hide in fortified living quarters. The top scientists of Earth have created a new race of monsters to attack the invading aliens.

Alien Shooter - The Experiment new features:

Five new missions
New monster types
A new boss type monster
New music
New in-game objects
Selectable difficulty levels

Other Versions

Alien Shooter: Revisited

On April 15, 2009 a remake of the Alien Shooter was created called Alien Shooter: Revisited. The game features new levels, new weapons, enhanced graphics and more. Alien Shooter: Revisited was also released on the Steam platform on May 27, 2009.

Digital Distribution

Alien Shooter and its expansions was re-released by Good Old Games as "Alien Shooter Expansions". It contains the main game (Alien Shooter) and its two expansions (Fight for Life and The Experiment) for $4.00 (at normal non/sales price) with compatibility & support for Windows XP, Vista, and 7 for both 32 and 64-bit.

It can also be purchased on Steam for $5 (normal non-sale price) without the expansions (which are not available as of this writing. Revisited and Alien Shooter 2 are available on Steam however).