- May 4, 2014
- Interactive Binary Illusions
Alien Carnage / Halloween Harry
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Starring hero "Halloween Harry", Alien Carnage is an impressive game with no detail overlooked. Professional musical soundtrack, brilliant full-VGA graphics, non-stop animation and huge start-game and end-game cinematics. If Duke Nukem has a twin separated at birth, it's got to be Halloween Harry! Harry has an armory of weapons he can find and use, besides the devastating flamethrower that he sta…








- Nostalgic charm reminiscent of classic Duke Nukem games, appealing to fans of retro platformers.
- The jetpack mechanic offers unique movement options, adding a fun twist to the gameplay.
- The game features a variety of weapons and enemies, providing some level of engagement despite its age.
- Controls are clunky and frustrating, particularly with diagonal movement and jetpack management.
- Level design is often tedious and maze-like, requiring excessive backtracking and exploration to progress.
- The game has not aged well, feeling outdated and cumbersome compared to modern platformers.
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally described as average but effective, with some users noting its peculiar quality while still appreciating its presence, especially compared to older DOS games that often lacked music altogether. Overall, the soundtrack is considered decent and fitting for the game's aesthetic, with no elements feeling outdated or unpleasant.
“Even the music is still great, nothing feels dated or bad.”
“When I first played this game after so many years, I was surprised to hear music and sound effects.”
“The graphics are very fine for the time, music and sound are quite okay.”
“The music sounds a little peculiar, but that's okay.”
“I guess it gets the job done, as the game isn't necessarily ugly to look at, and the soundtrack is the same, honestly.”
“The music is average; at least it has some, as old DOS games didn't always have music at all.”