Alien vs Predator (World)

Alien vs Predator gameplay context

Released in 1994 by developer Rebellion, this exclusive Atari Jaguar title was a revelation for its era. You choose from a Colonial Marine, a Predator, or an Alien, with gameplay transforming dramatically between campaigns that unfold across a dimly lit, claustrophobic colony. Alien vs Predator includes region marker: World, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries.

• Alien vs Predator entry snapshot
  Alien vs Predator includes region marker: World, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries. The strongest visible context is the Atari Jaguar platform and its general play style. Emulator core: jaguar.
• Three Campaigns, One Game
  Playing as the Marine is a tense, ammo-depleted horror show. The Predator campaign focuses on hunter stealth and brutal melee takedowns, and the Alien experience is a lightning-fast, wall-crawling ballet of chaos.
• Atmospherically Dense Visuals
  For a Jaguar title, the game delivered moody texture-mapped corridors with flickering lights and fog effects, crafting a sense of isolation you could almost taste. It made fantastic use of the system's color palette to sell that movie-like atmosphere.
• Genre-Fusing Design
  Was it a survival horror FPS or a brutal action game? AvP borrowed from genres like immersive sims with the Alien's unique traversal and the Predator's gadgetry long before it was trendy, creating a distinct hybrid that still feels fresh.