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About Aliens vs. Predator
Rebellion Developments brought this shooter to life in early 2010 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. You control three distinct factions locked in an endless conflict on the Freya's Prospect colony. The Marines rely on heavy firepower to survive, while the Predators use stealth and superior technology to hunt trophies. The Aliens swarm as a mindless force of nature to wipe out everyone else. This title splits its focus between three separate single-player campaigns that explore each species perspective in detail before launching into chaotic multiplayer battles where all sides fight simultaneously.
Gameplay
Sessions shift based on which faction you select at the start. Playing as a Marine means managing limited light sources while clearing claustrophobic corridors filled with explosives and automated turrets. The Predator campaign requires patience as you cross open jungle terrain using thermal vision to track targets from above or ground level before closing in for melee kills. Alien gameplay turns you into a fast, agile creature that navigates walls and ceilings to ambush unsuspecting prey. Multiplayer modes force you to balance hunting others while avoiding being hunted yourself. Controls feel responsive with distinct weapon feels for each character class.
What Players Think
Players on IGDB gave this title a solid 71.9 out of 100 based on 173 ratings. The community moods lean heavily toward creepy and dark vibes, with three users citing the horror elements as a standout feature. Most reviewers agree the single-player campaigns offer a complete experience without needing to jump into online matches immediately. Average playtime suggests many folks spend several hours just finishing the campaign modes before touching multiplayer. No one calls it perfect, but the distinct gameplay loop for each race keeps people engaged longer than expected for a licensed shooter from that era.
PlayPile's Take
This game works best if you enjoy asymmetrical combat where every side feels fundamentally different rather than just a skin swap. The price point is reasonable for what you get across three campaigns and a full multiplayer suite. Completion rates show players who stick with the single-player story find it worth their time before moving to online lobbies. You will unlock various achievements by mastering each faction's specific mechanics. Skip this if you only want modern graphics or balanced team shooters since the Alien side is inherently unbalanced by design but that fits the theme perfectly.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
71.9
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