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2020PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified92 % positive29.99 €

You play a nasty alien invader wreaking havoc in 1950s America with a flying saucer, psychic powers and weapons. The remake shines with its sharp satire of the era's pop culture and paranoia.

Lots of humour
Sci-fi setting
Shooting and gunplay
Action-packed real-time combat

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The closest matches for Destroy All Humans! are Star Wars Outlaws, High on Life and Watch Dogs 2. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Destroy All Humans! special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Best alternative overall: Star Wars Outlaws 89% match – Sci-fi setting
Newest alternative: Retrospace 81% match – released 2026

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Star Wars Outlaws

89 %Match

2024PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch71 % positive69.99 €

As scoundrel Kay Vess and her critter companion Nix, you roam an open Star Wars galaxy, playing crime syndicates against each other while mixing stealth, blaster fights, speeder rides and space dogfights. Its appeal is the authentic smuggler-adventure fantasy across several richly detailed planets.

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High on Life

Sci-fi setting

A brightly colored first-person shooter drenched in Rick and Morty-style humor, where you fight an alien drug cartel alongside talkative, sassy living guns. Jokes and inventive weapon abilities take priority over challenge.

Watch Dogs 2

Lavish presentation

As hacker Marcus and his irreverent DedSec crew, you roam a sunny San Francisco Bay Area, tackling missions with drones, remote hacks, or guns. Its playful tone and satirical jabs at Silicon Valley set it apart from its gloomy predecessor.

No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way

Action-packed real-time combat

A witty 1960s spy shooter where you play agent Cate Archer, mixing stealth, gunplay and quirky gadgets across exotic locations, all wrapped in sharp, charming writing.

The Operative: No One Lives Forever

Action-packed real-time combat

A witty first-person shooter inspired by 1960s spy films: as agent Cate Archer you sneak and shoot your way through over-the-top missions with clever gadgets. Sharp writing, a great soundtrack and eccentric villains give it its charm.

The Saboteur

Action-packed real-time combat

As an Irish racer turned saboteur, you fight through Nazi-occupied 1940s France with gunplay, stealth and demolition. Its signature touch is the art style: areas under Nazi control are black and white, and color returns as the resistance grows.

Saints Row IV

Sci-fi setting

An utterly unhinged open-world satire where you, as President of the Saints, sprint, leap and blast aliens with superpowers across a simulated Steelport. Silliness, pop-culture parody and chaotic fun come well before any realism.

Retrospace

Sci-fi setting

On a space station swallowed by a black hole, you sneak or shoot your way past mutants in the corridors. Its disco-punk look, like a 70s B-movie that never existed, gives it a distinctive flavor.

Beyond Good & Evil

Sci-fi setting

As photojournalist Jade, you uncover a conspiracy behind an alien war on the planet Hillys, mixing stealth, combat, puzzles, wildlife photography and hovercraft exploration. A charming, stylish cult adventure with a big heart and a memorable soundtrack.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - The Definitive Edition

Action-packed real-time combat

As gangster Tommy Vercetti you carve out a criminal empire in the neon-drenched Vice City of the 1980s. An open world, car chases, shootouts and a standout retro soundtrack create the atmosphere, while the Definitive Edition updates the classic's visuals.