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Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon

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User Score (20)

7.1
Expert Score (32)

4.2
Value for money (2)

2.6
Gameplay (9)

5.3
Graphics (10)

5.4
Sound (10)

6.5
Storyline (2)

6.3
Multiplayer (5)

5.1
Control (3)

7.5

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1412 of 2236 in Xbox 360 Games

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Score Distribution

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5-6		(8)
3-4		(15)
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Expert Reviews

Hooked Gamers

9.5/10

27 July 2009
When everything is said and done, Another Code R is unquestionably Cing’s best attempt at creating a game that plays much like a novel. The controls have been fined tuned to perfection and the visual approach also impresses. The game is a blast to play from start to finish and, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the game is one of the few must-have Nintendo titles so far this year. Read more
- A fairly lengthy and enjoyable mystery adventure.
- After completing the game, there's little reason to return.
GamingTrend

5.6/10

10 December 2011
With respects to the Destroy All Humans! franchise, THQ now represents a freewheeling alcoholic unable to stay away from the bar. Read more
- Original voices do what they can with what little they have, The game is shorter than anticipated due to the game breaker at the end of level 2
- Original voices do what they can with what little they have, The game is shorter than anticipated due to the game breaker at the end of level 2
Cheat Code Central

4.4/10

7 January 2009
In the end, Path of the Furon fails to raise the bar for the Destroy All Humans franchise, even taking some dramatic steps backward. While new weapons like the Venus Human Trap and new powers such as the ability to freeze time can be useful and amusing, even they can't disguise the repetitive and uninspired nature of the game's missions. Read more
IGN Entertainment

4.2/10

7 December 2008
And then there’s the dialogue and accompanying voice acting. There are indeed some funny jokes amid the many lines that make up the game’s script—both in cutscene chatter and incidental character comments (such as those you get when you read someone’s thoughts)—but the big laughs and even chuckles are buried in a ton of bad comedy writing, incredibly forced double entendre and out-and-out nastiness in trying to make Crypto come off like a lewd lecher. Read more
gamingheaven.com

2.3/10

15 December 2008
Book an appointment with the dentist because I can assure you it will be less painful than spending even half an hour with this. Read more