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Alien Swarm is awesome (and free!)

Started by JongWK, July 23, 2010, 01:34:22 AM

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JongWK

If you want to kill bugs in Aliens or Starship Troopers style, this is your fix. It's available for free on Steam.

Let me know if you are interested in playing a few games. :cool:

Some features:

# Tactical, 4 player co-op action game with a top-down perspective
# Complete game code and mod tools
# Unlock persistent items by gaining levels
# Over 40 weapons and equipment with countless loadout configurations
# 4 unique classes and 8 unique characters

Screenshots:







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~~Gary Gygax (1938 - 2008)


Peregrin

Had time to do a few practice runs today.  Really interesting game -- I hear it's a remake of a UT2k4 mod.  Definitely scratches that "kill shit" itch.

Good on Valve for releasing it free.  But I guess you can do that type of stuff when you're the last big-player in the industry that's independent.
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