Customer Ratings & Reviews

First thing that annoyed me was the sound. The voices are so distorted. After a few hours, you get used to it and just start destroying stuff. The graphics are okay. They could have been better. There have been updates since launch, but glitches still ruin the flow of the story. Good effort on this remaster, but could use some polishing.

DAH!, or Destroy All Humans!, is a simple but very enjoyable game where you play an alien named Cryptosporidium. These games allow you to wreck havoc on the earthlings and earth in general. There's not a whole lot of complexity here, nor does there need to be. This is a game that puts fun first. It succeeds at that. This remake completely overhauls the graphics and looks fantastic compared to the original.

Great video game, all time classic. I own this game on the original Xbox but I like this remake a lot, they kept all the old fashioned dialog while upgrading the dynamics and graphics of the game creating an all new experience whilst still immersed in nostalgia

I'm so glad to see renewed interest in Destroy All Humans! Definitely one of my favorite games on the PS2. Sporting shiny new graphics, lots of little gameplay modifications, and all the original witty dialog and fun gameplay. I wish they'd let us use the original PS2 control scheme though! Practically every button has changed and I find myself absentmindedly trying to use the old controls. And I feel like the graphics are a bit busy. Turnipseed Farm for example looks more like you're running around a prairie rather than a working farm. And there is so much more stuff in the environments, it's gonna be a pain in the neck finding all the probes, haha. The humans look too cartoony IMO, kinda like off-brand Pixar characters. Many look like Gilbert Huph (Bob's boss) from the Incredibles. Some of the little changes I like are the ability to summon Crypto's saucer to other landing sites. And I like how his jetpack functions now. You can just glide when it runs low on energy instead of having to rapidly tap the X button to keep from plummeting to the ground. Likewise, extracting brains you just hold the button instead of tapping rapidly. I also like that they brought in more dialog, possibly from other games or the cutting room floor to add some more variety to the game. Most immediately you'll notice Pox has more to say when you're leaving the invasion area, "Where are you going, to Mars?!" The game already has an update to download just FYI, version 1.04 when I first fired up the game. So in closing I'm really enjoying playing an old favorite again. And I hope this means new games in the future! Definitely worth the $40!

I originally played this on the PS2 15 years ago and it was a ton of fun. I don't really remember the story mode at all (pretty much drunk all the time), but running around as a little grey man blasting everything in sight was fun. Fast forward 15 years (pretty much drunk all the time) and I picked this up again and it's even better! The graphics are great, the missions are fun and running around as a little grey man blasting everything in sight never gets old. Worth the price!

Fun awesome game with a new coat of paint. Fun and easy, the humor is great and the gameplay is better than i remember.

Great game for a reminder of the psone to ps2 era! Halfway through game and definitely gives this feel of when I was a child. Careful with some of the humor though if you dont want your kid being exposed to certain subject matters quite yet (warning as a parent of a nearing 2 year old!) I never played the original so was unsure what to expect. I find this humor funny but not everyone will.

I loved the original release of this game, and this lived up to the hype

A lot of fun if you enjoy destruction. Played this when it originally came out.

Just as awesome and as fun as the original. It's been so long and I'm happy they finally brought this game to ps4.. Just an all around fun game to play with replay ability. Graphics are great. Pay attention to some objectives because they add a little more sarcastic fun to how things are done.

I never played the original, but I love this. Game play is very fun if you like 3rd person action games like this. Graphics look great, sounds and music are cool, but not always balanced perfectly, that can be adjusted though. I love the humor, but it might not be for everyone

The game improves upon the original in many ways like much more details to the map that were not present in the original such as a cut mission and Crypto's Dash which can be upgraded to a hoverboard (with his mind). You no longer have a drain for Crypto's PK which makes the game easier (Holobob still works the same)but it makes up for by having a larger number of enemies to fight. The Jetpack is fully upgraded from mission 1. The mutant Hybrids look more like mutants than bald men. My only complaint with this game is with it's new added features it couldn't add more weapons from later games like The Dislocator because there is only four guns to use. (Also not a fan of the new sound design for the guns the originals sounded much more alien) I would highly recommend if you played and enjoyed any entry of the series to play the remake, new players will enjoy if they remember the game is from the PS2

As a complete remake of the original, even using the original audio and using the same gameplay in a new engine, this game makes sure to not take itself too seriously and is simply fun to mess around a few levels in for the sheer ridiculousness of it all.

The PS4 Version looks wayyy better! I had this game on PS2 it brings back the vibes. Great alien destruction game. You’ll love it!

I loved the original Destroy All Humans Games on PS2 back in the mid-2000's so I was so happy this remake was made. It adds all new side missions, a few new mechanics, beautiful new graphics, and even one new story mission not in the original game. I can only hope the success of this remake could mean a remake of Destroy all Humans 2 in the future. FYI, both the PS2 versions of the first two games are available on the PS4 store but these are just ports, and not remakes like this game.

A fantastic remake of the original Destroy All Humans video game! Although its price tag is a bit hefty with the content it includes, the game is great grab at the $20~ price mark.

Amazing remake. Despite the character models being changed, I still think it looks good. The updates on the environments look good too. The 60fps on PS5 is tight also

I never got around to playing the original on PS2 but I'm very much enjoying this one. Gameplay mechanics are sort of a throw back to those older games, but the graphics are nice for those who care about that stuff. I'm more about story and fun gameplay and in that regard this is great. I'm having a blast terrorizing humans! Levels can be short and tricky at times, you can approach them in various ways depending on how you like to play. Something for everyone. It's one of those mindless timewaster stress reliver fun games. We all need those sometimes.

I grew up playing the PS2 versions of Destroy All Humans, and was super stoked to see they were remastering the original. The graphics are greatly improved, the gameplay feels better, and the slight change to the controls makes the game more fun to play for longer periods of time. Also, a weird plus- I've been playing the old game on my PS4, but it has a tendency to trigger my motion sickness. The new remastered version doesn't make me sick at all! If you liked the original game, definitely give the remastered one a try!

Loved this when I first played it on the Ps2. its great to see a remastered version and happy to say that it looks even better.