Players are on a hunt for anachronistic boogie dancers from another planet in Alien Disco Safari. In the late ’70s, as part of a Voyager-like extraterrestrial culture exchange project, scientists launched a deep space probe loaded with popular photographs and sound recordings of the times. The scientists’ hopes were realized when the probe was discovered by alien beings from the other end of the galaxy, but who could have predicted those aliens would develop an obsession with disco music?
Alas, after 30 years of listening to the same synth-pop songs, the aliens have come to Earth in search of new disco hits. They are going to be disappointed. It looks like the best chance of keeping them from overrunning our poor little planet will be to blast them back to where they came from. Through more than 40 level of gameplay, it’s going to be a long trip back. Luckily, brave defenders of Earth may hone their skills in a training mode, and equip themselves from a selection of over a dozen available weapons — some with unconventional uses for creative gunslingers.
Source: Wikipedia, Game’s homepage
Minimum system requirements
Windows XP SP2/Vista
Pentium III 1GHz Processor
128MB RAM
200 MB Hard Disk Space
8X CD-ROM Drive
DirectX 9
32MB 3D Accelerated Video Card
DirectX compatible Sound Card
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5
Keyboard
Mouse
Recommended system requirements
Windows XP SP2/Vista
Pentium 4 1.4GHz Processor
256MB RAM
300 MB Hard Disk Space
16X CD-ROM Drive
DirectX 9
64MB 3D Accelerated Video Card
DirectX compatible Sound Card
