Ben Alien Vilgax Attacks Fighting

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In Ben Alien Vilgax Attacks Fighting, players take control of Ben and 10 of his most popular alien forms:

Echo Echo, Goop, Brain Storm, Chromastone, Big Chill, Humungousaur, Spidermonkey, Swampfire, Jet Ray,

and Cannonbolt to manipulate fire, harness electricity, freeze enemies and more.

Players will also adventure as alien form Upchuck exclusively in the DS version for additional powers to command and explore.

will journey to exciting never-before-seen alien home planets on Ben’s first interactive intergalactic adventure to battle against a roster of Ben’s most infamous villains and foes, including his ultimate nemesis, Vilgax.

Offering a solid blend of combat, puzzle solving and platform gameplay, benten Alien Vilgax provides hours of gameplay for players of all skill levels.

The platforming elements of Vilgax Attacks definitely make for a fun adventure on the DS,

and players will enjoy taking Ben and his alien forms through the different worlds.

However, you’ll have to put up with a lack of information about certain game functions, as well as limited uses for some aliens.

The control scheme is, for the most part, simplistic but effective.

Switching forms is handled far better on the DS: rather than having to cycle through available forms,

you can just tap whatever form you want on the touch screen to transform into it.

You still can’t switch from one alien to another on the fly, though; you must transform back into Ben before going to a new alien form.

This is still annoying, but it’s certainly a smoother transition than on the system.

Another nicety is that your character upgrades himself in a very noticeable way.

Life bars extend, offensive power increases, and attack combos increase as you collect experience orbs.

Finally, while they were completely throwaway in the system Ben Alien Vilgax Attacks Fighting, the interplanetary ship sections are very fun here,

bringing to mind “bullet hell” shoot-‘em-ups. It’s too bad they’re over so quickly,

and there are no epic boss fights in these interplanetary shooter areas.