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Creep through pitch-black corridors with a motion tracker in one hand and a flamethrower in the other—every air vent hisses, every shadow twitches, and your pulse rifle runs out of ammo right when the queen shows up. That '90s tank-control jank just makes the panic feel real.

Developer: Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.

Released: 1996

File size: 18.91 MB

Game Overview

Alien Trilogy is one of those '90s shooters that somehow nails the sweaty-palm tension of the movies better than most modern attempts. You're Ripley, creeping through dimly lit corridors where every air vent could spit out a facehugger—and trust me, they will. The flamethrower becomes your best friend real quick when those skittering noises get too close.

It’s janky by today’s standards (turning feels like steering a tank), but the atmosphere holds up. Pulse rifle echoes down metal hallways, motion tracker blips speeding up as something drops from the ceiling… and then suddenly you’re backpedaling while a queen charges at you. They really went all-out with the sound design—even the menu screen hisses like an empty ship.

If you can handle the old-school controls, it’s a weirdly immersive time capsule of both early FPS design and pure Alien fan service. Just maybe don’t play it alone at 2 AM.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".