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Alien Olympics

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Also known as
Alien Olympics 2044 AD

Compete in 15 wacky track & field events as one of 8 unique aliens, each with distinct strengths and weaknesses for varied challenges.

Alien Olympics (also known as Alien Olympics 2044 AD) was developed by Dark Technologies and published by Mindscape/Ocean for DOS in 1994; no earlier platform release is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
2.47 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Alien Olympics

Alien Olympics presents a competitive sports experience framed within a science fiction setting, where players control one of eight distinct extraterrestrial athletes. Each character possesses specific physical attributes that influence performance across various events, creating a strategic element in selection. For instance, a multi-legged competitor might excel in precision tasks but struggle in races.

The game offers fifteen different athletic and arcade style challenges, which can be approached in several ways. Players may engage in a full tournament, select specific events, or utilize a practice mode to learn the mechanics. Competition is available against another player on a shared keyboard or against computer controlled opponents.

The events themselves blend traditional track and field concepts with unconventional twists and arcade game mechanics. Alongside races, jumping contests, and projectile throwing events, there are activities involving laser target shooting, a Pac-Man inspired maze game, and a scenario where the alien character is thrown by a giant robot. This variety ensures gameplay shifts between different skill sets, from timing and accuracy to navigation and reflexes.

Alien Olympics Screenshots

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