Review on Aliens: Fireteam Elite for Xbox One/Series X|S by Janis Bike ᠌

A vast improvement over the previous Alien games for the Sony Playstation 1. Even a poor imitation created by other developers would be orders of magnitude better than this one. It gives one the impression that they didn't put any effort into the game at all and that it was built in one week or even less. That shouldn't have been allowed to happen under any circumstances. Even though it is significantly worse than Colonial Marines, releasing it again on the PS4 would be an improvement. This one ought to be pulled off the market, and anyone who purchased it ought to have their money refunded. Even at $200, it was not worth it. If you do decide to purchase it, I anticipate that you will be quite dissatisfied with it. The game boasts graphics on par with the PlayStation 1, but no story. Because even when compared on the Sony PS2, older games like Peter Jackson's King Kong, Ghostbusters, and Area 51 are significantly superior to this game in terms of both their graphics and the range of game mechanics that they offer. I felt terrible about the money I wasted on this game; as a result of my anger, I decided to get rid of it by selling it on eBay for a price that was almost as low as it could go. It would mean a lot to me to have a conversation with the individuals who are responsible for creating this rubbish. A strong yearning to go back to playing the old games on Sony PS1, such as Alien Trilogy, which featured epic repeated battles with the alien queen, endless ornate corridors, and a mystical atmosphere; Alien Ressurrection, which featured an atmosphere of fear and horror, with an alien hiding around almost every corner; and so on. a spaceship that made a convincing rumbling sound, as well as locations where free space was visible more than once. In comparison to these Sony PS1 classics, Aliens: Freteam Elite is a laughable joke.