Attack of the Earthlings a massive and extremely disturbing group of powerful beings called Galactoil has overthrown its massive ancient farm on Planet X13. Their plan? To grab the world for all the world’s resources to fill their pockets with huge profits. The problem is, they don’t ask the local animals for permission.

You control the Swarmers, a deadly and highly adaptable species of monster that lives deep underground. Guided by your fearsome Matriarch, your goal is simple: raid Galactoil bases, set up clever traps, eat the company’s ragged workers, and use their biomass to transform your units into specialized killing machines. The gameplay is heavily involved with stealth action, turn-based strategy, and a general office game. It feels like XCOM meets Alien, but directed by a British cast.

Key Features:

Play the Monster:

Claim to be the hunter; and here’s a creature crawling in the vents. Hide in lockers, set up dangerous spells, and shoot unsuspecting office workers when they least expect it.

Efficient Injury to Injury:

Defeated enemies are your greatest asset. Eat human servants to gain biomass, which you can use to craft special troops and evolve them into three distinct classes:

• Stalkers: Smart and cunning assassins who specialize in attacking from behind and quickly escaping.
• Attackers: Attackers are able to obtain means to attack and bypass security measures.
• Goliaths: Tank-like monsters that can destroy heavy attacks and take massive damage.

Customizable Ability Tree:

Use Mutagen points earned from your mission to unlock new abilities. Best of all, you can transfer your skills between levels of rewards, allowing you to try new tactics whenever you want.

Delightful satire:

From corporate executives who are completely voiceless and unbelievably insensitive to lower-level managers who prioritize their afternoon tea over a cold, dark humor is a breath of fresh air for the strategy genre.

Conclusion:

Attack of the Earthlings is a fun and imaginative game created with tactics that don’t get much attention. Its unique logic, fun mechanics, and customizable progression system make it a must-have for strategy players who appreciate a good gameplay experience. If you’ve been looking for a game that combines thoughtful grid-based characters with fun corporate satire, picking up a copy of this indie gem is a no-brainer. Dim the lights, step into the shadows, and start eating those pesky trespassers!