Devastating mental abilities: Embark on the Path of Enlightenment to learn devastating new mental powers from an ancient alien Kung-Fu master.
Unworldly arsenal: Battle enemies with a devastating arsenal of alien weaponry.
Next-gen UFO: Tight handling, smooth ride, fine Corinthian leather, and lots of guns is how Crypto rolls. Take to the skies and wreak havoc from above with new weapons like the Plasma Cannon and the Tornadotron
Open-world play: Go anywhere at any time in an open world mission structure.
Multiplayer modes: Destroy All Humans together through a variety of co-op and adversarial multiplayer modes.
説明書
After facing down nuclear Armageddon, Crypto finds himself semi-retired and sinning it up in Las Paradiso in the funked-out seventies in Destroy All Humans!™ Path of the Furon. However, when Nexo Cyborg Clones from his home planet attack, Crypto is swept up in a conspiracy that unravels his groovy new way of life on Earth and threatens the very survival of his entire race.
To stop the conspiracy before it's too late, Crypto embarks on a journey of Enlightenment and Destruction, and with the help of an ancient alien Kung Fu master, learn new powers in order to defeat his most difficult enemy yet—his own kind.
it rocked it worked and the game rocks it relly was worth what they are selling and they dont sell it so it is veary specail relly get it if you like it!
Destroy this game Take a game about annoying aliens, 1970s disco, polygon-shaped buildings and vehicles, throw in some bad dialogue and the end result is Destroy All Humans! Path Of The Furon. A sequel to the silly but enjoyable Destroy All Humans! franchise, where aliens harvest human DNA, this game proves that spending too much time on Earth can render the most interesting of alien cultures boring. Left on Earth, the alien Crypto ends up running a casino, partly to draw in fresh human DNA while lining his pockets on the side. If the insane plot does not have your eyes glazing over by now, think about going forth in an environment so bland, it feels as if the game was a leftover from the original Xbox console. In this game, characters and buildings are flat and in the background, a single shade of red represents the sky.
As the title suggests, the game is about killing humans so it throws countless weapons at you - from death rays to bombs. However, each is no different from the other, in that it inflicts massive pain on (and kills) humans. With a name like Anal Probe as a weapon, would you expect anything less? The problem is that humans react the same way with each weapon - by running away and, at times, directly at you. This results in aimless shooting in the hopes that you hit something. After several bouts of mass destruction, the lack of retaliation makes it a chore to kill any thing anymore. Another bore is the cringe-inducing dialogue through which aliens take cheap shots at life in the 1970s, from disco to bell-bottoms. After a while, you just want to toss the controller at the screen and tell them to leave already.
