RPG Game

Aliens Rule is a sci-fi, retro-2D pixel-stylized game. It is set for release on Steam OCTOBER 1, 2025. HINTS available are HERE. And the game is available HERE on Steam.

Your friend Mike is missing! Collect pizza, find clues, and figure out what happened in this UFO-obsessed RPG adventure.

Ava is looking for Mike. He used to work at the Pizza Place before it was shut down due to questionable health code violations.

But Mike soon started to experience something strange … something out of this world.

This is meant to be a laid-back, low pressure walking game with fun NPC interactions and sci-fi conspiracy themes. It isn’t supposed to be too complex or deep, so chill out and solve some light-hearted mysteries! Humans are cool, but aliens rule!

Aliens Rule is a Kosher Gamer production, ©Copyright 2025. Contains original art and use/altered use of Horror City packs by Malibu Darby and RPG Maker default tiles. Details in credits of game.

Health Warnings and More:

Mild crude humor, some mild sci-fi themes, mild language. Ages 12 and up recommended, or with parental guidance. Some alcohol references.

FLASHING LIGHTS: Some flashing images occur within cutscenes and gameplay due to transitioning between maps, game loading, and dramatic elements of storytelling.

Click here for HINTS and TIPS.

Current Platforms: Windows 7 or later, with 2 GB RAM for best playability, 2 GB storage (game size is about 550 MB, extra storage recommended for smoother play).

FOR LATER RELEASE: MAC version suggests OS X 10.10 or later, an Intel Core 2 Duo or better processor, 2GB or more of RAM, and a graphics card with OpenGL 4.1 support. At least 2GB of storage space and a display resolution of 1280×768 or better. Big sur 11.0 or later not supported at this time.

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Veronica holds a B.B.A. in Computer Information Systems and also majored in Computer Science ages ago. She has gamed since she was 9 years old. This review is based on opinion and all photos of the game are used for reference, informational purposes, and belong to the author/developer of the game. There was no compensation for reviews on games.