Want to play as Warrior xenomorphs from Aliens? Go right ahead. Such gadgets tie into an upgrade system overflowing with fan service, from a variety of facemasks and armor on the Predator side to different heads and body types for the Alien, all of which cost Honor or Xeno Points, respectively.

Aliens can summon facehuggers and spit acid, while Predators carve enemies to pieces using their wrist blades, blast baddies with the shoulder cannon and even trap those suckers with the net from Predator 2. That being the case, the game switches between both characters, and as we expected, each monster possesses unique abilities. As the Predator, it's your mission to kill stuff. The Super Predators have transformed Aliens into slaves. Kudos to the developers for doing what Hollywood failed to achieve: create an entertaining romp starring two of the coolest movie monsters in film and comic book history, with a story best left in the background. That, and our humble opinion that it is one of the finest movie-inspired titles we've had the privilege of playing.

Hardcore Alien fanatics may criticize such a move that has never happened in the Alien versus Predator mythos, but this fatality helps drive home the game's appeal. In control of the Alien, the iconic Hollywood monster jumped on top of a hapless marine, pulled a facehugger from literally nowhere and slapped that sucker onto the soldier's face.

We nearly lost our minds with excitement during a key moment in Angry Mob Games' AVP: Evolution.

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