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* The game is very similar to [[Doctor Who]]'s [[Monster Match (video game)|Monster Match]]. | * The game is very similar to ''[[Doctor Who]]''{{'}}s [[Monster Match (video game)|Monster Match]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:17, 12 November 2016
Alien Alliance was an online puzzle game published on the BBC's The Sarah Jane Adventures website.
Scenario
Match up the aliens to score the most points.
How to play?
To assemble the aliens, you must click on one of them and then exchange it with one directly next to him.
- The timed version has a time of 3 minutes to collect the maximum points.
- Unlike other games of its type, a shift that does not eliminate the alien remains in place and can move back alien.
- In the infinite time version there is no end to the game, no supplements are not given after a certain score.
Aliens
- Eve
- Captain Tybo
- Uvlavad Kudlak
- Slitheen
- The Trickster
- Graske
- Bane
Notes
- The game is very similar to Doctor Who's Monster Match.
External links
- Alien Alliance on the BBC website.
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