Best Aliens Flight Games on PC

Floathink

Floathink is an action puzzle game with physics and gravity, which objective is to reach the platform of each level with your spaceship as soon as you can, by avoiding several space obstacles.

Game Features:

50 levels
50 achievements
Enjoyable Soundtrack

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Floathink on Steam

Multia Space Program

I like the game. I don’t know if it is incomplete because i can’t find the third rocket. But I like this and PROJECT ULTRA. Even if they are broken and possibly abandoned. I hope they will update and make more games soon.

– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game

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– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game

Multia Space Program on Steam

X-COM: Interceptor

Quite a nice game.

Unfortunately it crashes a lot until u swich 3d acceleration thingy. Also u have to find a fix for alien probe mission bug, when it spawns IN your ship and u can do nothing about it.

In addition to this, controls are somewhat weird.

Edit 6 years later:

Still loving this one, though i do wish devs had more time and resources on their hands to refine it before releasing.

i didn’t encounter that bug with things spawning god knows where anymore. Game crashes a lot so i recommend you save before going to “equip ship” and “buy equipment” screens. I do still recommend to turn off 3d acceleration to minimise crash rates. There’s a manual with keybord control map in the end of it so you might want to look into it before starting a game.

– Real player with 114.8 hrs in game

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Good game, even after two decades, but no experience with multiplay. First install in windows 10 with standdard setting caused regular error messages, exiting the game. I worked around with saved games but got annoyed. With properties options in steam menu you can acces the installed maps and change the launcg mode to windows 95 or 98.

Alas, my controller lost 2 buttons, used in the first install with the joytokey program(third party). But with some adaptions i can play it anyway, just with enoug buttons left. CONTROLLER/JOYSTICK IS VERY RECOMMENDED!

– Real player with 96.7 hrs in game

X-COM: Interceptor on Steam

Battle Arena VR

The game is a very immersive and dynamic, fast-paced shooter. Easy to get the controls and survive but harder to master, especially when my opponents use the hook to move around faster and in less predictable ways. I wish the bots to be smarter and to be able to fly around as I do (they just walk and jump). Worth checking out!

– Real player with 121.6 hrs in game

There are great games. There are great free games. But you know you’re playing something really fantastic when you’re playing a free game and you feel like you should be sending money to someone. This is a very fun game. It’s a PVP battle arena in VR with a twist. You’ve got a choice of weapons in your right hand, but in your left hand you have an electronic grappling hook that basically lets you navigate the map like you’re Spiderman. I was in the process of looping under a suspended pedestrian walkway and firing my hook into a new attachment point so that I would spiral back over the top of the bride to finish off an opponent when I realized that my face hurt from grinning. The tether that attaches to your hook has just enough elasticity that you can swing and bounce all over the map but still retain some semblance of control. The graphics are a little bit minecraft-ish, which isn’t my favorite stylistic choice, but the playability and engagement are off the charts. It’s one of those games that is just FUN. It’s immersive and everything just works/feels just right. They’ve done a particularly good job with the sound design and haptic feedback for your weapons. There’s something viscerally satisfying about feeling the kick from the gun and a specific type of haptic feedback that lets you know that you’ve hit your target or confirms a kill. It’s easy to dive in and start shooting, but there’s enough complexity that you’re not going to just immediately reach your maximum skill level. You play fast paced 5 minute matches with about a minute’s worth of cooldown/warmup between each. The voice chat feature works great and the players that I’ve played against have been a lot of fun. Look, it’s a very fun game. It’s free. Why would you not try it? If you hate it, you can yell at me for wasting your time and I’m a delicate little snowflake, so it’ll be fun for the whole family.

– Real player with 43.9 hrs in game

Battle Arena VR on Steam

Jetscout: Mystery of the Valunians

I’m really enjoying this. The controls are tight, the collision detection is sharp, and there are many fun challenges that totally keep me on my toes.

There are levels that I have to play over and over and OVER, but it’s really satisfying to beat them.

– Real player with 9.9 hrs in game

I can vaguely remember playing a game much like this one a looooooong time ago, but Jetscout takes it to the next level. Awesome range of levels, monsters, challenges, and innovative mechanics. Not quite finished yet and thoroughly enjoying it. Took me two days to get past the third mission but then I was hooked! Original take on the genre featuring dynamic environments, monsters, and innovative use of the jetpack. Real nail-biter. Superb.

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– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game

Jetscout: Mystery of the Valunians on Steam

PlanetDrop - A Tiny Space Adventure

I CAN BE THE THIRD REVIEW FOR THIS GAME CAW CAW

EVEN THOUGH I WAS BANNED FOR REVIEWS FOR THREE WEEKS CAW CAW

FEELS CAW MAN CAW CAW

– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game

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– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game

PlanetDrop - A Tiny Space Adventure on Steam

Space Commander: War and Trade

Very fun game that plays alot like a simplified single player version of Elite Dangerous. Game is new and a work in progress with easy to use controls and it definitely has alot of potential and I cant wait to see what new stuff gets added in the future.

As you progress through the campaign you are given a handful of ships for free to use and as you gain credits from doing jobs on the job board or from trading goods back and forth from planet to planet you can buy more ships and upgraded them. Jobs can range from transporting a prisoner to a location, to smuggling weapons or transporting some other goods, to destroying a band of pirate ships plaguing a system or take out a pirate space station or even fighting a large capital ship. As you do jobs and trade with planets and space stations you gain reputation that increases the amount of money you receive for completing a job and get better deals when buying and selling goods from trade. Also as you do jobs and take part in battles with pirates or trade goods you will slowly level up and get skill points that you can put into things like lowering the cost of gas or ammo, lowing your ship repair cost, doing more damage, lower the cost of buying and upgrading ships, and lower the chance of being detected and attacked by pirates while trading and so on.

– Real player with 96.0 hrs in game

Edit 15 DEC: I made a beginner’s guide in order to explain some confusing aspects of the game. I still recommend this game after playing for many hours.

https://youtu.be/YmaRok9y_tg

Edit 2 DEC: This is a REALLY fun game and it’s very expansive (not expensive). I have been playing it for a while now and I wanted to edit my review. I have come very close to automating making money (thanks to a viewer who posted some great advice), the ship upgrades DO matter, there are three campaigns, etc. I bought the mega-pack, which is basically the pay-not-to-grind-for-eight-dollars thing for $8:

– Real player with 72.2 hrs in game

Space Commander: War and Trade on Steam

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