Alien Syndrome
Sega developed the DOS science fiction shooter game Alien Syndrome in 1989.
Alien Syndrome is currently abandonware, runs on DOS and can be played in single player, multiplayer (same or split screen) modes.
Alien Syndrome is a conversion from an arcade coin-op machine. It's available for download.
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What they thought about it
"Alien Syndrome was well received when it first hit the 16-bit market, and although it's showing its age a little, it still gets the ol' trigger finger blasting away with gay abandon. The aliens are large and plentiful, which makes them easy to blast, but also easy to barge into, bringing about your demise with depressing reguarlity. Using the maps and other wall mounts definitely adds a novel element to the gameplay, and rather increases the attractiveness of Alien Syndrome" - Zero Magazine (1989)
Downloads for Alien Syndrome
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Additional info
Player modes: single player, multiplayer (same or split screen)
Input: joystick, keyboard
Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk
Sound cards supported: PC speaker
Also published for: Arcade, Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Game Gear, MSX, NES, Master System, ZX Spectrum, Sharp X68000
Abandonware DOS views: 3165
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