Hello, inhabitants of planet Earth! On my way back from annihilating the Martians, I, Cryptosporidium 137 of the Furon Empire, arrived on your planet. We have lost our genitalia and seen a decline in the quality of our clones due to some trials involving nuclear weaponry. Because every single one of you pitiful beings carries Furon DNA in your genetic code, I have been tasked with gathering new samples. You have no chance of surviving, but you should feel proud that you’re helping to preserve the legacy of the Furon Empire!
Destroy All Humans! It is a silly, action-packed video game that nods to the stupid science fiction films popular in the 1950s. Crypto can mesmerize and scan people and use psychokinesis to lift items. In addition, he can dominate humans by using the Hypno Blast to impose his will upon them. In your mothership, you’ll find that you can trade in the DNA that you’ve extracted for new weapons and ability enhancements. The Zap-o-Matic, a disintegrator ray, an abductor beam, a quantum deconstructor, and even the illustrious anal probe are all part of the arsenal of the Furon. It is necessary to conceal your identity by employing the Holobob if you wish to avoid being defeated. There are a variety of threat levels, much like in the Grand Theft Auto games, and if you are not careful, the authorities, whether the military, the police, or the government, will start looking for you.
You are in continual communication with the mothership, which allows you to buy new items, preserve your progress, and apply for new assignments. Crypto doesn’t need to run constantly; he can use his flying saucer to kidnap people or animals, cause chaos, or face more significant dangers. In addition to the missions focused on the game’s narrative, you will also be given the objective of racing against the clock to gather particular samples or kill a predetermined number of victims.
