Ancient Aliens: The Game

Did ancient aliens really help to shape our history? If they did, might they have come here to escape some cataclysmic event on their home planet? Or perhaps… to prevent one from happening on ours?  What if it were true?

Based on HISTORY’s longest running TV show, Ancient Aliens, Ancient Aliens: The Game explores the endless possibilities in our universe! Play as a reluctant alien-human hybrid in this casual strategy city building game. Manage your resources and strategize carefully as you discover the story-driven experience as aliens shape ancient Egyptian culture.

Don’t hesitate to research strange new information, task your citizens with buildings and constructions, and engineer with alien technology. The fate of the Earth might depend on it! Inspired by the famous theory that aliens were the true pioneers of ancient Egyptian culture, Ancient Aliens: The Game puts you in direct contact with those very extraterrestrials. Tasked with overseeing the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza, you will uncover long-buried evidence along with an ancient astronaut theorist—and learn the truth from the aliens themselves!

Key features:

• Experience the story written by bestselling author and award-winning game writer Steven-Elliot Altman
• Advance human technology to expand and customize your Egyptian empire
• Meet a great cast of quest-giving characters that constantly shift your allegiance between your ruthless alien handlers, the Pharaoh, the Oracle and Ancient Astronaut Theorist Giorgio A. Tsoukalos.
• Perform quests for the aliens and ancient astronaut theorist, Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
• Build colossal pyramids and expand your Egyptian empire within 3 chapters
• Abduct your workers to probe them of their DNA and transform them into faster, stronger advanced beings such as Minotaurs, Savants and Giants!
• Research technologies to improve the empire’s knowledge and unlock unique technologies, skills, and structures
• Watch beautifully animated cutscenes, featuring engaging and fun characters