Alien Syndrome

Resogun

Resogun is an intense shoot‑em‑up that pits you against relentless alien hordes while you race to save the last survivors of distant colonies. With a focus on high‑octane action, the game rewards skillful play and combo chains to keep your score multiplier soaring. Challenge friends online in co‑op multiplayer or climb the global leaderboards across multiple difficulty settings, mastering a diverse arsenal of lasers, missiles, overdrive and nova‑bombs.

Narc

Narc puts you and a partner in the shoes of Max Force, racing through eight gritty stages to infiltrate the Mr. Big Corporation. Collect safe cards, dodge missile launchers and blast enemies with rocket‑bombs and machine guns as you hunt down the criminal empire’s heart.

Mazer

In Mazer, players select one of four elite soldiers to liberate Earth from the tyrannical alien race known as the Semag-Resal. Their sprawling network of bases and perfect‑mimic cyborg spies create a tense battlefield where every decision matters. The game blends shooter action with horror‑filled encounters, set against a backdrop of historical Earth locations twisted by alien technology. Released in 1995, it offers retro graphics and a single‑player campaign focused on tactical combat and infiltration.

BlowOut

As Major John "Dutch" Cane you command a squad of mercenary commandos equipped with over‑the‑top experimental armaments. The game thrusts you into ten intense levels where mutated beasts and alien insects threaten humanity. Your arsenal includes a 20 mm pump‑action shotgun, an eight‑meter flamethrower, a plasma rifle, a machine gun and even an eight‑inch nailgun, letting you blast through walls, ceilings and floors to uncover secrets and power‑ups.

Defender

Defender is a 1980 arcade shooter from Williams Electronics that puts players in a side‑scrolling space environment where they must protect stranded astronauts from relentless alien waves. Led by Eugene Jarvis, the game combined fast‑paced action with strategic rescue mechanics, becoming one of the most challenging and beloved titles of its era.\n\nThe game was a commercial hit, selling over 55,000 units and later ported to many platforms, including a Mac version. Its legacy endures through sequels, imitators, and its reputation as a benchmark for difficulty and design in the shooter genre.

Wolfchild

The world's top biogenetic scientist is kidnapped and forced to create a legion of mutant warriors. Only his son and the secret Project Wolfchild can stop the looming apocalypse. Navigate ten freaky levels packed with mind‑twisting puzzles, maze‑like corridors, and relentless combat against schizoid mutants, all set to CD‑quality graphics and a rocking soundtrack.