Alien Path - Puzzle & Strategy Adventure

★ Recipient of the “Excellence in Gameplay” Award at IMGA SEA 2017 ★

Alien Path merges RPG elements, puzzles, strategic planning, and gameplay for an extraordinary gaming adventure. Players are tasked with eliminating adversaries by skillfully guiding aliens along a path to eradicate invading robots. Each move is crucial, so chart your course to save your planet and ultimately the entire galaxy.

Journey across various planets while confronting robots determined to obliterate all living civilizations. Hatch new, advanced aliens, unlock legendary abilities, and embark on a mission of robotic annihilation—your efforts could determine the fate of life across the universe!

Features

• Innovative Gameplay: A completely unique blend of RPG and puzzle mechanics.

• Hatch New Aliens: Unlock 16 diverse aliens to hatch and enhance, each possessing distinct strengths.

• Power Cards: Collect over 100 Alien Power cards featuring thousands of possible skill combinations.

• Card Evolution: Break through upgrade limits and bolster your cards further using runes!

• Dynamic Levels: Over 300 levels filled with unique enemies, challenges, and power-ups that will test your strategy!

• Breathtaking Strategy: Explore unlimited battle strategies with countless passive and active skills at your disposal.

• Customization Options: Various methods to develop your aliens and Power Cards.

• Guild System: Join a guild to earn exclusive Bolts for card upgrades, share decks, and compete in weekly global rankings!

• Confront formidable Giant Boss Robots alongside their vast Robot Tech.

• A New Dimension: Unlock Parallel Planets to elevate your battles.

• Exciting Challenges: Engage in daily events and explore unique planets featuring specific rules and tasks.

• Spirit of Friendship: Assist friends with Spirit to traverse the entire galaxy.

GAME REVIEW

**Alien Path** really surprised me—in the best way. I downloaded it thinking it’d be a casual little time-killer, but it quickly turned into one of those games I couldn’t put down. What makes it stand out is how it blends RPG mechanics with puzzle-solving and strategy, all wrapped in this quirky, space-themed aesthetic.

At its core, the game is about outmaneuvering evil robots across the galaxy, but you don’t just tap to attack. Instead, you’re constantly adjusting the board—rearranging arrows and plotting a path that lets your alien wipe out enemies in the most efficient way possible. Every level feels like a logic puzzle, and as things ramp up, you really need to think several steps ahead to clear the stage.

One of my favorite things is the alien collection system. You start with a single character, but before long you’re unlocking all sorts of weird, cool species—each with their own abilities. Combine that with the hundreds of collectible power cards, and you’ve got tons of room to experiment. Some combos let you heal mid-run, others boost your damage or give you passive buffs. It’s super satisfying when you find a card setup that absolutely demolishes a tricky stage.

What really sells the experience, though, is the game’s charm. The visuals are colorful and fun, and each alien has its own personality. Even the evil robots are kind of cool-looking in that “retro-futuristic menace” way. The sound design is tight too—bouncy music and punchy effects that match the arcade-style action.

The game doesn’t just coast on a good concept either—it gives you a reason to keep coming back. Daily missions, events, and challenges always offer fresh ways to play, and the difficulty curve feels fair but demanding. I also really appreciate that you can play solo or sync up with other players to share strategies and build better power decks.

If you’re into games that scratch both the “tactical” and “upgrade everything” itch, **Alien Path** is definitely worth trying. It’s got that magical mix of being easy to jump into but deep enough to reward long-term play. I didn’t expect to get so invested in guiding tiny aliens through tile-based battles, but here we are. Give it a shot—you might end up addicted too.