Destroy All Humans!

Become an alien hitman and harvest human DNA in a 1950s satire.

gameOpen-World Adventure adventure action science-fiction

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Our Verdict

Best for

players who love retro sci‑fi satire and open‑world chaos

Skip if

you need cutting‑edge graphics or deep post‑story replay

What is Destroy All Humans!?

Set in 1959 America, Destroy All Humans! lets you play as Cryptosporidium 137, a Furon spy tasked with collecting human DNA to fuel your species' cloning program. The game blends open‑world exploration, over‑the‑top weapons, and tongue‑in‑cheek humor to parody Cold War era culture.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$19.99

developerPandemic Studios

publisherTHQ, THQ Nordic

age ratingPEGI 16, ESRB T

multiplayerSingle player

critic score70/100

release date2005-06-21

Key Features of Destroy All Humans!

Explore a fully realized 1950s United States with interactive towns, farms, and secret bases.

Use a range of alien powers such as mind control, telekinesis, and a plasma gun to wreak havoc.

Harvest human DNA by abducting civilians and scanning them with your UFO scanner.

Drive a variety of period‑appropriate vehicles, from classic cars to a flying saucer.

Upgrade your alien tech and unlock new abilities as you progress through missions.

Experience a comedic narrative that satirizes 1950s pop culture, politics, and paranoia.

Complete story-driven missions and side activities that reward upgrades and new weapons.

Use Cases for Destroy All Humans!

Story Campaign

Follow Cryptosporidium’s mission to collect DNA and sabotage human institutions.

Free Roam Exploration

Wander the open world to discover hidden collectibles and side missions.

Weapon Experimentation

Test and upgrade a quirky arsenal of alien and human weapons.

Humor Appreciation

Enjoy the game’s satirical take on 1950s culture and Cold War fears.

Pros & Cons of Destroy All Humans!

Pros

Unique alien protagonist with humorous motives
Large open‑world environments to explore
Varied weapon and ability upgrades
Strong period‑specific satire and humor

Cons

Graphics are dated by modern standards
Some mission objectives can feel repetitive
Limited replayability after story completion

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms is Destroy All Humans! available on?

It was released for PlayStation 2 and later re‑released on PlayStation 4.

Is there any multiplayer mode?

No, the game is single‑player only.

What is the age rating?

PEGI 16 and ESRB T (Teen).

Who developed and published the game?

Developed by Pandemic Studios and published by THQ and THQ Nordic.

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