If you and your friends want to cause some serious chaos in the world of PC Games, Destroy All Humans! – Clone Carnage is exactly what you need. As a standalone multiplayer spin-off to the 2020 remake, this title lets you step into the boots of everyone's favorite angry alien, Crypto, but this time with company. It skips the massive single-player campaign so you can jump straight into the action, teaming up or going head-to-head. It’s perfect if you just want to kick back, blow stuff up, and laugh at the ridiculous, over-the-top destruction without having to commit to a long playthrough.
Storyline
Since this is a multiplayer-focused spin-off, the game doesn't rely on a deep, cinematic narrative. The premise is simple and hilarious: you play as clones of the iconic Furon invader, Cryptosporidium. Your mission is to drop into a stylized 1950s Earth, harvest human brains, and make a massive mess of human civilization. It strips away complex plot points and hands you a pure, classic alien invasion fantasy. You are basically living out a chaotic sci-fi B-movie dream where your only goal is total annihilation and showing those puny humans who is really in charge.
Gaming experience
The gameplay is where Clone Carnage really shines, offering a wildly entertaining session for anyone browsing their PC Games library for some multiplayer fun. You get four distinct game modes—Rampage, Armageddon, Race, and Abduction—spread across six different maps. Whether you are using your flying saucer to level entire buildings or using telekinesis to fling cars at the local military, the combat is incredibly satisfying. With support for up to four players online or two-player local split-screen, it brings back that classic, frantic couch co-op feel. It is fast-paced, delightfully destructive, and totally ridiculous.
