humans

The revived Destroy All Humans game is fun and flashy, but its outdated design and its overly faithfulness to the original are a letdown. “Efforts to preserve this forgotten series are admirable, but Destroy All Humans is the perfect example of what can go wrong when reviving an aging B-grade game. An overall low-budget feel and outdated design make Destroy All Humans feel like a relic that would have benefited more from a full-on modern reimagining rather than a remake that’s faithful to a fault.” Read more at Inverse. Vincenzo Natali’s horror flick Splice, released in 2009 and now available…