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About This Game Alien Breed™ 3: Descent is the final explosive chapter in the Alien Breed™ series, and is a science fiction arcade-shooter with an epic story, swarms of highly intelligent alien enemies, high-impact weapons and stunning environments, developed using Epic Games' Unreal® Engine 3. Descend into hell and once again take control of the hero, Conrad, the ship’s Chief Engineer, in his last stand against the savage alien horde. While the doomed vessel, the Leopold, and the alien space craft plunge deeper into the planet’s atmosphere, with an icy ocean promising a watery grave, you have just hours to defy a grisly death and survive the alien onslaught for the final time. As you struggle deeper into the sinking alien ship, through the freezing waters flooding every corridor, the horrifying truth surrounding the existence of the Breed is finally uncovered… In addition to the thrilling conclusion to the single-player campaign and the relentless and competitive “Survivor” modes, the game offers action-packed, two-player online co-operative battle modes.Key FeaturesAlien Breed™ 3: Descent - The stunning final chapter in the Alien Breed™ trilogy - an action-packed mix of arcade-shooter, survival-horror and tactical weapons upgrades and customisation. The final descent into hell! NEW - Set pieces – battle the breed through flooded levels and hull walk sections. NEW – Third-person action - take control of the hero, Conrad, in the new action-packed, third-person, sections. NEW – Fight the last stand armed with powerful new weaponry: The Project X is a ‘BFG’ that vaporizes everything it comes into contact with. The Electro-Link gun fires bolts of electricity and also sends chain lightning to damage nearby enemies. NEW – Survive new alien enemies – the ‘Electro-shocker’ and dramatic encounters with the final horrifying bosses. Epic single-player Story mode – The final chapter in the single-player campaign mode that concludes the thrilling narrative of the game through huge and challenging environments, including the new research lab level. Single-player Survivor mode – Resist endless waves of intense alien horde attacks in specifically designed arena environments. Single-player Free-play mode – A single-player challenge mode – beat your high score on a previously completed campaign mission. Two-player Co-operative play mode – Work together to defeat the alien horde across three specially customised assault maps for two players online. Two-player Co-operative Survivor mode – Join forces online and try to survive three specifically designed arena environments. Get competitive and challenge others online to beat your survivor abilities on the extensive Leader-boards. Additional Online features – Quick Match/Create Game/Friends Lists/Voice Chat/Leader-boards/Steam Achievements/Co-operative Achievements. Upgrades shop – Search fallen comrades and lockers to accumulate cash, and then tactically spend it on weapons/kit upgrades in the in-game shop. Playable demo/trial – A purpose-designed, action-packed free sample section of Alien Breed™ 3: Descent, called ‘The Prologue’, which also features a time-limited Survivor mode map. b4d347fde0 Title: Alien Breed 3: DescentGenre: ActionDeveloper:Team17 Digital LtdPublisher:Team17 Digital LtdRelease Date: 17 Nov, 2010 Alien Breed 3: Descent Addons alien breed 3 descent demo. alien breed 3 descent pc. alien breed 3 descent download. alien breed 3 descent trophy guide. alien breed 3 descent trainer. alien breed 3 descent (2010). alien breed 3 descent xbox 360. alien breed 3 descent coop. alien breed 3 descent requisitos. alien breed 3 descent trophy guide. alien breed 3 descent pc download. download alien breed 3 descent full version for free pc. alien breed 3 descent review. alien breed 3 descent review. alien breed 3 descent gameplay. alien breed 3 descent walkthrough. alien breed 3 descent pc download. alien breed 3 descent. alien breed 3 descent 2010 pc game free download. download alien breed 3 descent full version for free pc. alien breed 3 descent achievement guide. alien breed 3 descent 2010 pc game free download. alien breed 3 descent trainer. alien breed 3 descent ign. alien breed 3 descent download. alien breed 3 descent (2010). alien breed 3 descent demo. alien breed 3 descent requisitos. alien breed 3 descent iso. alien breed 3 descent pc. alien breed 3 descent. alien breed 3 descent coop. alien breed 3 descent gameplay. alien breed 3 descent achievement guide. alien breed 3 descent iso. alien breed 3 descent ps3. alien breed 3 descent walkthrough. alien breed 3 descent ps3. alien breed 3 descent xbox 360. alien breed 3 descent ign This is the final in the Alien Breed games that I own and again this is like the others, an enjoyable effort from Team17 to create a twin-stick shooter but not my kind of game. Gameplay is the same as the others in the series basic but it works for the game, the story is built up and in depth, and there are good gameplay aspects that come around as you play the game. The in-game logs also allow you to delve deeper into the story if you wish to read them.Again I would rate this a 6/10, fun for others but not my kind of game.. The third and conclusive part. The final of a trilogy, based on the universe of Aliens.7/10. AB3 is the conclusion of Alien Breed Trilogy where Conrad, combat engineer, continue his adventure, as the real nature of the threat he's facing is finally revealed, and a final showdown is inevitable. It is a third-person shooter with variety of weapons, as well as other items like heal packs, grenades, even an occasional turret you can place to help you defend a spot. However, the ship's terrain is very repetitive, and most of the missions involve running around looking for something, which lead you to look for something else. In AB1, the Leopold, came out of hyperspace and crashed into a giant ship full of nasty critters. Most of the Leopold's crew is dead. Four survivors, 3 human and 1 synth (Android) are all that remained. Conrad tried one thing after another to free the Leopold to no avail, as he fights through critters that infiltrated the ship. A desperate plan is conconcted... Conrad will attempt to cross over in to the other ship in hopes of restarting that instead. in AB2, Conrad made it through, and escorted MIA, the Synth, to attempt to interface with the other ship, only to discover that this ship is not alien at all, but actually an old secret project "lost in space", and it's too dangerous to let live. AB2 ended with MIA captured by the alien ship, fate unknown, and Conrad set the ship to self destruct. Without spoiling the entire game, let's just say you'll attempt to rescue MIA, and have a final confrontation with Klein as the ship crashed back into the planet. You will have to make a run on the surface of the ship (where atmosphere is still too thin) and periodically hit oxygen stations, then confront bosses, which are very hard to kill. The game gets VERY repetitive, as you run through corridor after corridor that looks about the same. There are plenty of things to shoot, but it's always in a dark place, and your light doesn't cover that much. Your "radar" is good, but enemies move fast, and ammo is not that plentiful. And mission objectives gets repetitive... You need to disable the "gyro" which will kill the generator permanently rather than just disconnected. So you run over, only to find door blocked, so you hunt for alternate route, which is blocked by locked door, so you hunt for a keypass, which then leads to a door blocked, so you have to hunt for access from the other side, and shoot at the explosive barrels to "release" the door, then you get to a room that's on fire, so you have to search for damage control station to release halon gas... You get the idea. The entire game is full of Fedex quests like that... Find this, take it there, repeat ad nauseum. The boss fight is definitely reminiscent of Aliens (Ripley on that "platform") or at least one part of it. The ending is left ambiguous enough to leave it open for another sequel... if you aren't deathly tired of this one. All in all, this game concluded the trilogy that felt it's a bit too long. If you can get the whole trilogy cheap, it will provide a couple hours of shooting critters left and right. However, it really needs a boss health meter, as I can never tell how much more do I have to shoot the darn boss (i.e. was I doing any damage). I was stuck on boss encounter 1 because I can't seem to bring down the shields for the final assault. Had to consult a video walkthru to realize what I did wrong.. Good fun top down Sci-Fi Action game.. Game is not fun. It is very repeative and just really a poorly made game. I bought this for jsut a couple bucks and I don't feel it was worth that. Played it with a friend for about 15 min, and we both decided it wasn't worth it.Go get Helldivers instead. Similar game play, way more fun.. It reminds me of dead space from a birds eye-view. Not exactly scary, but it does pump adrenaline, thanks to the tension built up when facing specific bosses and/or missions. Love the gameplay, 4.5 out of 5 stars.. The Alien Breed Trilogy is a less than decent twin stick shooter with a sufficiently mysterious narrative that actually kept me going to the end (of all three). However, every time I find myself enjoying the game, its short comings slap me to my senses and prevent me from ever getting immersed. This has been an exercise in identifying poor user experience and player discomfort. I cannot recommend this game when there are twin-stick shooters out there, like Shadowgrounds, that I've enjoyed with a lot less effort to stay engaged.What I liked:-------------+ Visuals are decent, and do a sufficient job at making things look credible. I found the voice acting to be above what I expected.+ Good variety of aliens.+ The length of the game is ok for its price.What I disliked:---------------- The controls and camera were highly uncomfortable to use. Your hero aims where your mouse is, which is what you'd expect from a twin-stick shooter. The problem is with the camera. There's a tilt just enough to create a parallex error, which makes it really uncomfortable to aim and shoot, especially when you need to do it quickly before getting swarmed at times.I highly recommend you enable FPS mouse aim in this file:Steam\\steamapps\\common\\Alien Breed 3 Descent\\AlienBreed3DescentGame\\Config\\DefaultInput.iniChange bUsingFPSMouseAim to TRUE.This will make Alien Breed feel like Shadowgrounds in terms of camera and controls. You always aim north of your screen, with the mouse rotating your guy. This elimates the parallex error. The problem is, there are specific parts of the game (in all three episodes) that lock the camera and revert the controls back to the original feel. At times, this is fine. At other times, like at specific boss fights, if you have the FPS mouse aim set to TRUE, you're unable to aim, and have to revert the controls to fight properly.What I also found uncomfortable was the way you use items like grenades or health packs. No quick bar here - you have to tap buttons to browse through your item list, and hold the "use" button (to various durations depending on item) to actually use them. They were clearly not designed to be used on short notice, but I've found myself frequently needing to do so. Most of the time, it was either the flashbang to stun the horde mauling you to death, or a medkit to survive long enough to fight back. Because of the cumblesome way to use these items, I could only use one of them in a hurry, never both.Speaking of grenades, the frag grenade also weren't designed to be used as a reaction to an incoming horde. You have to charge up the "toss meter" to throw them far enough to avoid killing yourself, but the meter charges up so slowly that by the time it's tossed out, the horde would be in your face. This usually causes the grenade to blow up on impact, which kills the aliens nice, but would also seriously hurt if not kill you.- No unlimited\/quick save. You can only save the game at specific in-game consoles that your hero comes across on the levels. At times, the frequency is fine, at other times, it's rubbish. It's possible to go on for what seem like 30 minutes of game play without encountering one of these consoles. I've once the game crash after a boss fight, only to reload back to a save console a short distance before encountering the boss in the first place.- Lack of hit\/kill confirmation audio\/visual feedback. Shooting the aliens feel weightless and floaty because there's little\/no audio indicating hits\/kills, just green blood particles and the alien flipping over to die. This makes the gun mechanics feel unrewarding and unsatisfying. The only satisfying weapon is the shotgun, because a lot of stuff die to it in one hit, effectively making the firing sound fx feel like the hit\/kill sfx.- No stamina indicator for sprinting. There are boss fights where you have to manage your sprints, so the lack of a stamina bar makes it annoying to know when you will be forced to stop sprinting, or when you can sprint again.- Uncomfortable\/tedious level design. You are made to backtrack quite a bit to flip switches in sequence so that you can eventually proceed. I found it hard to get immersed in the narrative significance (or lack thereof) of these switches, so it got repetitive quickly for me. To add to the discomfort, your hero sometimes gets caught in the level's props that looked passable, forcing you to back off a bit to walk around them. This can either harmlessly break the flow, or cause you to get swarmed and die. There's also one level with overlaying bars at the top which blocked the camera's view of your hero, which can also be annoying or fatal, depending on the situation.- Unclear weapon effectiveness. You can upgrade your weapon's damage\/reload\/fire rate. I've only ever found it worth upgrading the damage since ammo\/credits are precious. The problem is, it's unclear how effective the upgrade weapon actually is. The upgrades are described qualitatively instead of hard numbers, so you don't really know how much damage you're dealing. At times, the same alien dies noticable quicker, other times, they can withstand a longer barrage. It may be due to the range drop off, but it feels random and frustrating, because the inconsistency prevents mastery of how many rounds\/long to shoot for each kill. Also, despite the impressive visual fx of the "later game" weapons, their damage output appears disappointing when used on bosses. The shotgun at close range was the best for me almost all the time. Maybe this was by design, but the ammo was so precious on those weapons that I never felt it worthwhile to use them on mobs.. Alien Breed is an isometric sci-fi shooter where you independently control the direction your character aims and moves. You maneuver through a series of 5 stages in each episode, collecting weapons and items, and shooting aliens as they appear while you move from objective to objective provided on your mini-map.It is difficult to write a separate review for each Episode, as they all largely play the same - you move from point A to point B to pick up access code C to open door D to get to point E to get access code F to.....you get the picture. Lots of backtracking through same-looking corridors, fighting similar looking enemies which pop out of the floor and walls.It's fun, but only moderately so - I would NOT recommend playing through a single episode in one sitting, let alone all three episodes. The gameplay is repetitive and it's the sort of thing you'll want to put down for a while between sessions (I'd actually say on the level of months between episodes) so it doesn't get stale.I will note that the third episode is easily the most difficult of the three, so if you're looking for a challenge, this one is probably the one to look at.