Play Alien VS Predator (C) Online

Play as the Predator slicing through aliens or try surviving as the marine—either way, you’re wrestling stiff controls in claustrophobic corridors while synth music amps up the chaos. It’s unfair, janky, and weirdly addictive.

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Game Overview

Alien vs Predator on the NES was developed by Activision and released in 1993, a time when licensed games often struggled to capture the feel of their source material. It arrived late in the console's life, attempting to translate a tense sci-fi horror premise into the constraints of 8-bit hardware.

You choose to play as either a Colonial Marine or a Predator, each with distinct abilities and weapons, navigating side-scrolling levels infested with Xenomorphs. The marine relies on a limited flamethrower and pulse rifle, while the Predator uses wrist blades and a shoulder cannon, though aiming it is notoriously awkward. The objective is to survive through maze-like industrial settings, rescuing hostages or destroying alien eggs, all under constant threat from enemies that respawn quickly. The pacing is relentless, and the difficulty is unforgiving, with limited continues and cheap deaths around many corners. Playing it feels like a constant, frantic scramble for survival against overwhelming odds.