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Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection announced for September

| Last updated: 25 Aug 2026 at 8:40 am UTC
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Licensed by Team 17 and developed by Antstream, Alien Breed 35th Anniversary brings together six brutal games with modernised controls and new modes. Wonderful to see even more proper classics like this get a new life on modern platforms.

See the trailer below:

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From the Steam page:

Celebrate 35 years of isometric sci-fi horror-action with the definitive Alien Breed Collection. Experience the complete library of games, extras and more from the franchise’s first era, all optimised in their original formats for modern devices.

The Vault Interactive Archives

Step behind the airlocks to explore an expansive archive of the series' history through an in-universe interactive experience, hiding more than a few secrets. The Vault offers a deep dive into the concept art and original retail launches, while The Timeline features exclusive developer interviews and retrospective videos from the original team.

Updated Combat, UI & Customisation

An upgraded hardware interface makes the original titles more accessible without losing the soul of the original gameplay. Precision controls as standard with full twin-stick support for both 2D and 3D titles, and classic Mouse and Keyboard support for 3D. Drastically improved framerates provide a fluid FPS experience. Tactical Save States provide multiple slots to pause and continue different runs. Fine-tune your visuals, audio and gameplay settings across the entire collection with the Global Customisation options.

Retro-Visual Suite


Switch between a classic 4:3 aspect ratio or modern 16:9 formats. Capture the authentic 90s glow with the CRT Experience offering professional-grade Scanlines, CRT TV, and "Mega CRT" filters. Toggle custom in-game screen bezels to perfectly frame the retro action on modern monitors.

Multiplayer & New Challenges

  • Couch Co-Op modes have been preserved exactly as players remember from the originals for those seeking a traditional trip down memory lane.
  • New Rush Mode & Horde Mode – Take on a high-stakes P2P Online Co-Op experience in Rush Mode. Tackle the relentless swarm in solo or as a team across all supported platforms with no saves and no continues.
  • Discover the all-new Horde Mode solo survival experience. See how long you can last against the hunger of the Breed?

This is gameplay evolved.

It arrives sometime in September.

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7 comments
StalePopcorn 25 Aug 2026
😅 35 years 👴
fabertawe 25 Aug 2026
I clearly remember going out at lunchtime from work and coming back with the Alien Breed 92 disk for my Amiga. I absolutely loved that game.
pb 25 Aug 2026
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I'm confused... why is it being published by Commodore, which has been dead since 1994, and not by Team17, who are still alive and kicking, and who are the original developers and publishers of these games?
Doktor-Mandrake 25 Aug 2026
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Sounds like they're going to use fairly decent crt filters, hopefully they make them fully customisable
Liam Squires-Hand 25 Aug 2026
Quoting: pbI'm confused... why is it being published by Commodore, which has been dead since 1994, and not by Team17, who are still alive and kicking, and who are the original developers and publishers of these games?
Commodore are actually back, somewhat. Back in 2025 a bunch of the trademarks / IP were acquired again, and now they're pushing into publishing and retro computer remakes.
Caldathras 25 Aug 2026
Ah. Commodore is the publisher.

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Also coming to GOG (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.).

Somewhat confusing. It would seem that we have a remake in Team17's Alien Breed Trilogy (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.) and a remaster in Antstream's Alien Breed 35th Anniversary.

As a side note, the new Commodore has added a cellphone to its repertoire. One that uses Linux (Sailfish OS) instead of Android. It's designed for those that feel that smartphones are too smart.

Commodore Callback 8020 (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.)

I didn't know that they were branching into games as well.
Quoting: CaldathrasI didn't know that they were branching into games as well.
Something else that they've branched into: (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.)
-- I can see various 80s pop culture 'IP's following up.
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