A bonkers run and gun born on the web and lovingly ported to GameCube. Deliberately crude cartoon style, absurd humour and properly punchy difficulty. Short but intense, perfect with friends. An indie gem before indie was a thing.
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Hero Alien Hominid battles FBI agents in this The Behemoth GameCube action game. Published by Zoo Digital/Majesco, released in the United States in November 2004. Run-and-gun action game with alien Hominid using varied weapons, varied levels and spectacular cartoon-style bosses.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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An underrated gem
Born from a small Flash game, this run-and-gun by The Behemoth flaunts an irresistible cartoon style and a brutal, old-arcade difficulty. Put out by a modest publisher, it slipped through the cracks against the big releases. Anyone nostalgic for Metal Slug, and fans of frantic two-player challenges, will find a treat here.
Is Alien Hominid still worth playing in 2026?
Born from a Flash game turned cult hit, Alien Hominid is a 2D run and gun openly inspired by Metal Slug, where a little alien guns down agents and vehicles at a frantic pace. The cartoon art style, absurd humor and fearsome difficulty make it a treat for genre fans, especially in two player co-op. Its brevity and demands may put some off, but the generous animation and punk energy stay intact. An independent arcade gem that has aged very well, ideal for snappy sessions.
