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"It is the policy of the Outpost corporation to reward 'Bug Hunts'"
A standalone spin off of the Swarm mode from Outpost:Haven.
This time there's no story or missions to work through, you've simply got to survive.
Battle your way through all 10 levels, and this time you have a wingman to help you.
< Edit Thanks everyone whose taken the time to play, vote and write reviews, your feedback helps us so much >
Some notes about the game:
This ISN'T Outpost 2, we really can't stress that enough. It's a spin-off we did for Miniclip earlier in the year, and this version is exclusive to Newgrounds as we wanted to add medals and give it some extra love to say thank you to everyone here who supported Outpost:Haven so much.
Newgrounds is the natural home of the Outpost games, always will be.
Full-screen mode requires Flash 11.3 or greater.
V1.4
Minor tweaks and fixes, a huge thank you for everyone who submitted feedback.
A very nice top down shooter games, The music really plays well with this especially for the epic battle, The gameplay comes in strong and is fun and runs pretty smooth, But anyways I found some fun in this game very addictive too i like it so nice job
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soldier attack the disgusting insects
A great game.
First of all, I have to admit something. Upon firing the Outpost series's Pulse Rifle for the first time, I did not immediately recognize it as the same Pulse Rifle from Aliens. No, instead, I watched Aliens recently and recognized the firing sound. Down with the pitchforks, I admit it. Aside from that, I enjoyed Swarm quite a bit. Getting promoted to General for combat action alone is always fun. They better hope Lee doesn't come back alive or they'll have the world's best foot-soldier in a command position. The game-play is wonderfully smooth and easy to use, with only the occasional strange choice of design. For example, why in hell do aliens confined in a room that haven't spotted the player or their companion ricochet off the walls like bullets, and why do they stack up on top of one another in such large amounts that even a rocket launcher may prove insufficient to put them all down, all while appearing to be only one singular enemy? Aside from these not-really-issues, the game is a good time, and a lovely extension to the standard Outpost and its sequel.
Too awesome, music rocks! My hand's starting to cramp...it hurts so good \m/ XD
