Action Alien: Tropical Mayhem

Action Alien: Tropical Mayhem (2018)

by Devdan Games
Genres:Adventure, Indie
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:Sent with a revolver and a machine gun, explore the sea with your boat and plan your attacks on islands infested with aliens. Blow up bungalows, buildings, aliens installation and nests on your ways to clear them from the alien presence !
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