The Behemoth has announced Alien Hominid HD and Alien Hominid Invasion are coming to PlayStation platforms.

Alien Hominid HD and Alien Hominid Invasion are coming to PS4 and PS5, though a release date wasn’t announced.

Both games were previously released for Windows PC (via Steam), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.

Here’s a rundown on the games, plus a new trailer for The Behemoth’s roadmap:

Alien Hominid Invasion

Old friends and bitter enemies await as you invade Earth alongside a Mothership full of alien friends! Blast, beam, and bite your way through an endless swarm of enemies as you and up to three of your fellow hominids cause mayhem with a huge arsenal of weapons, mutations, and acrobatic maneuvers.

Oh, Let me Tell You More if You Want

Abduct intel from your enemies to sabotage their plans, observe the oddities of human life, blow up bosses, and mutate into a variety of powerful alien forms in order to take down the not-so-secret agents that are dead set on ruining your day.

Are you ready to assist your Mothership with the invasion of planet Earth?

Up to 4 Players Online or Offline

• Invade with up to four players through online co-op, couch co-op, or both!
• Play across skill gaps with difficulty being set per player – one player can choose Friendly while another loses their mind on Insane!

Three Difficulty Levels

Choose from three difficulty levels and two life insurance modes:

• Mastery Mode – earn more experience and better drops, but lose it all on death… YOLO!!
• Permakeep – the standard alien invasion experience… There’s nothing wrong with wanting to keep your stuff!

Mix & Match Modifiers

• Unlock and equip an astronomical arsenal of unique weapons, boosts, and cosmetics to customize your alien.
• Complete missions, level up, and mutate your alien to deploy new mechanics like super speed, healing, and flight!
• Discover your preferred weapon, boosts, alien head, and mutation combos by experimenting with all the buffs (and debuffs) alien technology has to offer! What playstyle will you choose?
• Remember: You can’t kill your agents if you don’t drink your juice!

Destroy the Enemy HQ!

• Determine your own gameplay path with a non-linear leveling experience. Invade randomly-assembled neighborhoods from hundreds of hand-crafted city blocks to reach enemy headquarters.
• Reach Sewer Kid Hideouts to unbox all your loot and spend your hard earned lunch money from your underground allies!
• Unlock additional mutations after destroying each enemy HQ, get a holo-hug from Mama, and prepare for your next mission!
• Redeem Mothership Data to load in bonus modifiers like extra lunch money, shield power ups, and more! Don’t forget to say thank you.

Alien Hominid HD

Alien Hominid HD, the award-winning 2D side-scroller from The Behemoth, is now available for modern systems! With hand-drawn graphics, excitingly fast gameplay, and the humor that started it all, loading up this title is like traveling decades back in time, with improved visuals and the same hardcore gaming experience.

Navigate your surroundings by jumping, dodging attacks, grabbing agents, and digging underground! Use your trusted blaster to shoot at anything in your path and hurl grenades towards your enemies for epic explosions! Catch agents off guard with your knife in close-up combat, or chomp their heads off if that’s more your style.

Whether you’re playing solo or 2-player local co-op, Alien Hominid HD is back with the three classic difficulty options:

• Easy – 7 lives and continues, with two shields from weapon pickups
• Normal – 5 lives and continues, with one shield from weapon pickups
• INSANE – 3 lives and continues, one hit kills

Tired of chomping heads? All of the original mini games are here for any aliens wanting a quick break, including:

• 201 levels of PDA Games
• Super Soviet Missile Mastar
• All You Can Eat
• Neutron Ball
• Pinata Fiesta
• Challenge Mode

And that’s not all – the game is complete with Steam achievements, in addition to weekly and monthly leaderboards for all three difficulties! Come back to the game that started it all for The Behemoth while crossing your fingers and hoping you remember those pesky boss patterns…