Developer: WOW Entertainment
Publisher: Sega
Released: August 9th, 2001
Connection: Modem
Max Players: 8
Official Server Shutdown: June 14th, 2002
Server Revived: November 6th, 2016
Hosted by:
Shuouma | 146.185.135.179
Features:
Multiplayer, Voice Chat, Leaderboards
Description
The Triclops have invaded the Earth with a simple plan: the eradication of all human life! Become a tank commander and obliterate the alien invaders, or join the elite Triclops Guard and crush any human scum that stand in the way. Regardless of which side you choose, you’ll possess enough weaponry to completely destroy your enemies. One team will decide the fate of the globe!
- Real-time voice chat – coordinate your teammates and taunt your enemies.
- Up to 4 vs. 4 network play! Chat with other gamers and form online teams.
- Single player mode with training exercises, 60 unique missions, and branching story paths!
- Take control of hard-hitting Army tanks or futuristic Alien technology.
- Devastating power-ups include Hellfire Missiles, Nuclear Strikes, Meteor Showers, and more!
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Reviews
Exciting arcade-style clash-and-conquer gameplay
I was very surprised to discover how well Alien Front Online plays when I first tried it – the gameplay is smooth and lag-free, and this is even with the inclusion of voice chat. The game itself is somewhat reminiscent of the vehicular gameplay in the Star Wars Battlefront games, giving you the chance to stomp or grind your way through large warzones in a variety of battle machines, with different objectives depending upon the game mode. Mindless action to an extent, but undeniably fast and fun.
Great Fun
This is one of the best online experiences for Dreamcast gaming. It features an offline campaign, but the real reason to play it is for the arcade-style online matches: there’s nothing quite like getting seven other people into tanks and blasting each other with a huge assortment of insane weapons! It also features compatibility with the Dreamcast microphone and voice chat can be used to communicate with other players. Hearing people speak through my CRT speakers for the first time was quite surreal!
super fun online
Love this game playing online. Also it feels like an arcade playing this great of a game I give it 4.5 sega dreamcast logo
Possibly the best
I didn’t think this game looked fun before I played it, but when I played in a game night for it in a full room it was so much fun. Along with PSO, it might just be my favorite online DC game brought back so far.