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Alien Deathstorm's intense, relentless FPS action was a surprise Gamescom highlight - even if it nearly made my brain explode
Let me paint a picture: it is day three of Gamescom; I have seen dozens of fantastic games, spoken to many enthusiastic developers.
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At Gamescom’s third day, the reviewer played Alien Deathstorm, a sci‑fi horror first‑person shooter demo that emphasizes fast, dynamic combat and emergent encounters. The game’s premise—aliens battling amid a cataclysmic deathstorm—is delivered in a roughly 30‑minute experience that the writer found overwhelmingly intense, describing it as one of the show’s favorite demos. Its focus is singular and confident, with no broader ambitions beyond the frantic, alien‑filled action. The reviewer noted personal fatigue and a “Gamescom flu,” yet still highlighted the demo’s relentless, brain‑exploding pace.
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