Xenophobe Game

Ever felt the thrill of blasting aliens through a spaceship’s claustrophobic corridors? Xenophobe for the NES throws you into exactly that—a chaotic, action-packed romp where you and your buddies (or solo, if you’re brave) take on hordes of creepy extraterrestrials across a sprawling space station. Imagine Alien meets Contra, but with a quirky '80s arcade vibe—you’ll switch between three different space marines, each with their own strengths, as you weld doors shut, set traps, and unload firepower into everything that slithers, jumps, or bursts out of the walls.

What makes Xenophobe stand out? Its frantic multiplayer chaos and the sheer variety of aliens—some crawl, some leap, and others… well, let’s just say you don’t want to let them get too close. The game’s mix of strategy and run-and-gun action keeps you on your toes, and the eerie sound effects? Pure nostalgia gold. It’s not just a shooter; it’s a race against the infestation. So grab a buddy, pick your marine, and see how long you can last before the xenomorphs turn you into space dust.