Destroy All Humans!

 Xbox One
User Score
7.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 80 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 52 out of 80
  2. Mixed: 17 out of 80
  3. Negative: 11 out of 80
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  1. Mindkiller7522
    Aug 12, 2021
    0
    8/2/21-8/12/21 100% Main Story

    The only thing that I remember about the original is that it sounded cool and wound up being boring. Not sure if I ever finished it. But in the interest of supporting remakes and remasters I gave this a shot. Very bad decision as it turned out. Crypto is a goofy character that sounds like Jack Nicholson for some reason and the humor falls flat    8/2/21-8/12/21 100% Main Story

    The only thing that I remember about the original is that it sounded cool and wound up being boring. Not sure if I ever finished it. But in the interest of supporting remakes and remasters I gave this a shot. Very bad decision as it turned out.

    Crypto is a goofy character that sounds like Jack Nicholson for some reason and the humor falls flat everywhere. It's like playing a Nickelodian cartoon.

    The worst part is all the frustrating missions, though. Sometimes you have to defend for an insane amount of time or fight a boss that takes forever. It's not fun and is very contrasting to the missions that take three minutes to complete.

    It's an incredibly poorly designed game in the first place, regardless of the quality of the remake. Skip it if you are on the fence.    … Expand
  2. amandra
    Jan 16, 2022
    3
    Fairly boring and unchallenging throughout. Then the final boss throws all strategy out the window and reduces you to a one hit glass cannon dodging missiles, mobs and massive gun spray for about an hour. If that sounds fun. Play this game.
  3. Broyax
    Jul 31, 2021
    1
    Ce machin est un remaster du jeu original sorti en 2005… ça ne nous rajeunit pas et si la couche de peinture est toute fraîche, le jeu reste assez vilain, étonnamment vilain même… toutefois, une option 60 im/s est proposée sur consoles ! Ce remaster reste en tout cas conforme au muvais goût de son aîné, un mauvais goût général très généralisé mais aussi artistique (qui du coup n’a rien deCe machin est un remaster du jeu original sorti en 2005… ça ne nous rajeunit pas et si la couche de peinture est toute fraîche, le jeu reste assez vilain, étonnamment vilain même… toutefois, une option 60 im/s est proposée sur consoles ! Ce remaster reste en tout cas conforme au muvais goût de son aîné, un mauvais goût général très généralisé mais aussi artistique (qui du coup n’a rien de vraiment ‘artistique’…).

    Ainsi, l’humour potache a bien mal vieilli ; il est devenu carrément débile… même s’il l’était déjà à son époque (ça ne fait ‘rire’ que les ados idiots -pléonasme- ou des adulescents pas finis). Les mécaniques de jeu sont lourdingues, la répétition s’installe rapidement, de même qu’une lassitude certaine…

    Le pire demeure la bêtise du jeu, décidément trop demeuré pour convaincre en quoi que ce soit, lequel est toujours en anglais sous-titré français : des voix caricaturales et ridicules à la fois… à l’image du ‘jeu’ entier en somme, car une daube remastérisée reste une daube (chassez le naturel, il revient au galop…).    … Expand
  4. TheStarkGuy
    Oct 18, 2021
    0
    If you want to make your optional objectives impossible to complete, then don't have optional objectives at all. It's a remaster of a average game, and if you cant fix what made the original **** don't bother
  5. WhiteAndromeda
    May 6, 2023
    3
    3 - Bad game.
    [Xbox Series S]
    Pros: + Several funny situations and dialogs. + Amusing peoples thoughts from time to time. + Destroying everything can be enjoyable sometimes (and last boss fight is pleasant). Cons: - Unremarkable (sometimes pathetic) OST and the very few compositions. - Primitive missions structure in general and minimum unique situations (also only two boss    3 - Bad game.
    [Xbox Series S]

    Pros:
    + Several funny situations and dialogs.
    + Amusing peoples thoughts from time to time.
    + Destroying everything can be enjoyable sometimes (and last boss fight is pleasant).

    Cons:
    - Unremarkable (sometimes pathetic) OST and the very few compositions.
    - Primitive missions structure in general and minimum unique situations (also only two boss fights).
    - Meagre amount of weapons and contraptions.
    - Trivial and predictable story and inexpressive characters without even minimum deepness.
    - A bit outdated graphics and mostly similar locations.
    - Actors play is usually bad or excessively expressive, strained (which don't make me laugh).    … Expand

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#34 Most Discussed Xbox One Game of 2020

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68

Mixed or average reviews - based on 25 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 25
  2. Mixed: 18 out of 25
  3. Negative: 0 out of 25
  1. GameMAG
    Sep 12, 2020
    60
    Destroy All Humans! is hard to criticize. It's not a bad game, it's just a product of its time. So you can only recommend it to those who liked it in 2005. These players will appreciate an upgraded visuals and laugh at silly, but still funny jokes. For others, it's a game with a repetitive gameplay and unremarkable visuals.
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  2. Gaming Nexus
    Aug 17, 2020
    80
    Destroy All Humans! is not a complicated or even particularly difficult game. But it sticks to the original game's strengths.
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  3. Gamer.nl
    Aug 12, 2020
    70
    Destroy All Humans! is an integral remake of a very unique game that still offers quite a bit of charm and a lot of fun 15 years after its original release. Unfortunately, the satirical tone is not always in good taste, especially in 2020, and the sadistic gameplay gets a bit sloppy after a few hours.
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