Ruin All Humans! Remake is invading PC
Even though we're living in an age of remakes, Destroy All Humans! is a bit of an odd one. Originally a console special affair, the 2005 initial did well sufficient that it spawned a series, but I never ever believed it would be returning 15 years later on. If you've got an itch for an '00s funny action romp, you'll be able to choose it up on July 28.
There's something assuring about its simple remit: cause chaos and ruin all people. On foot or in your UFO, you can destroy buildings, snatch humans and livestock, flex your brain with psychokinesis and usually cause murderous mischief.
If you've always been a die-hard PC gamer, then you might have missed it the very first time around, so there's even more reason to take the ol' UFO for a spin now. You can preorder it through the main site-- it appears like Steam's the only platform it will be available on, at least on PC. Or you can just wait until July 28 and see if it's worth your cash.
There are likewise a number of special editions, however they're only offered on consoles. There's the DNA Collector's Edition, which features a figurine, keychain, lithographs, a tension toy and skins, setting you back a tremendous ₤ 140/$150. That pales in comparison to the absurd ₤ 350/$400 Crypto-127 Edition, which contains a different figurine and a backpack. Crikey.
Fraser is the sole inhabitant of PC Gamer's mythical Scottish workplace, conveniently located in his flat. He invests most of his time wrangling the news, but in some cases he slips off to compose lots of words about method games.
There's something assuring about its simple remit: cause chaos and ruin all people. On foot or in your UFO, you can destroy buildings, snatch humans and livestock, flex your brain with psychokinesis and usually cause murderous mischief.
If you've always been a die-hard PC gamer, then you might have missed it the very first time around, so there's even more reason to take the ol' UFO for a spin now. You can preorder it through the main site-- it appears like Steam's the only platform it will be available on, at least on PC. Or you can just wait until July 28 and see if it's worth your cash.
There are likewise a number of special editions, however they're only offered on consoles. There's the DNA Collector's Edition, which features a figurine, keychain, lithographs, a tension toy and skins, setting you back a tremendous ₤ 140/$150. That pales in comparison to the absurd ₤ 350/$400 Crypto-127 Edition, which contains a different figurine and a backpack. Crikey.
Fraser is the sole inhabitant of PC Gamer's mythical Scottish workplace, conveniently located in his flat. He invests most of his time wrangling the news, but in some cases he slips off to compose lots of words about method games.
