The shotgun in particular packs quite a punch, which is great for slowing down incoming foes. Each firearm felt distinct from one another and, more importantly, each was satisfying to use. In the first level alone we were able to upgrade from a simple pistol to a rifle, then from dual-wielded pistols to a shotgun, then finally from a double-barrel shotgun to a rocket launcher. Thankfully additional weapons and ammo are just as bountiful as the bad guys. They are also quite plentiful, and seem to spawn whenever you take any action, be it flick a switch or even collect some ammo. A few have weapons they fire at you, while others are hulking brutes that simply chase you down unrelentingly. Because of this the open levels are a necessity, allowing you plenty of space to flank and backtrack.Įnemies themselves are fairly simple. Alien Trilogy is a 3D first-person shooter based on the first three movies in the Alien film series.
But while this simple level design would make most games feel boring, it's essential in SSHD because the main tactic for nearly all enemies is to run straight at you. However, no matter where you were, things were set up pretty much the same: a big open area with a few columns or other obstacles to provide cover. The level on display appeared to be set is some ancient ruins, and featured both dimly lit indoor and sun-drenched outdoor areas.
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