Publishers use these marks when books are returned to them. It's a 2D side-scroller with some fairly decent art with a bit of a hand-drawn feel to it.īen 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks is your basic old-school style platforming game. The different alien forms you take are interesting, and all are very distinct, though some of them are so small that they are hard to make out. It is nice that the designers put so much variation in size and didn't try to squeeze 'Humungousaur' into the same sprite size as Ben himself. Between levels, you're treated to some static portraits of the characters in the series as they act out the story during cut scenes. During actual gameplay, however, you'll only be playing as Ben in all his forms. The background music is just as old-school as the format of this game. The repetitious beats might bring you back to the days of NES at times. Even when the game manages to produce more than a primitive electronic beat, the name of the game is still repetition. There are a few voice snippets from some boss characters, but again, these will be repeated throughout the fight so much that it blends in with the laser, gun, or punching sound effects.īen 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks drops you into the world of Ben 10 assuming that you already know the basic story, but you won't have to worry too much about getting lost if you're new to it. It's pretty obvious that Ben is a kid who has been given some special technology that's enabled him to become a superhero.

A wristwatch-like device called the Omnitrix enables him to transform into several different alien forms. Well, 10 forms, to be exact (and to keep the kids from yelling at you for not knowing your cartoons).

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