Sentence examples for alien allies from inspiring English sources

I've nothing against travelling with company – I loved my time as Commander Shepard across three Mass Effect games, mixing with an array of alien allies (and, every so often, bonking the shit out of them).

I've nothing against traveling with company—I loved my time as Commander Shepard across three Mass Effect games, mixing with an array of alien allies (and, every so often, bonking the shit out of them).

Lester and his alien ally cannot sustain any damage, and the game ends immediately if either of them is struck by a projectile or comes in contact with an animal or an environmental hazard.

While defending the human race and its alien Vasudan allies, the player also gets involved in putting down a rebellion.

He did not have the original intention of the character meeting an ally, but again described the improvisation approach led him to include the alien friend, and had included specific cinematics that showed a close up of the alien to help the player imagine this world.

The game's main enemy force is the Covenant, a group of alien species allied by belief in a common religion.

The Hollywood Reporter revealed human and alien "become unwilling allies and set off on a dangerous and uncertain search for the man they both love" last year.

The plot's potentially interesting dependence on the idea that there are aliens who are allies as well as enemies is lost in a tiresomely written muddle – an all-but-plotless melee of boring digital carnage.

Things become complicated rapidly as she finds herself in the middle of a war between two alien races who have allied themselves with different factions on Earth.

Though they do not yet know the name or motive for the aliens, the Doctor's allies have discovered they exist across the entire planet, and have the ability to place post-hypnotic suggestions in humans they encounter.

Alternating full-page illustrations with graphic-novel-like grids, Wiesner tells a tale of alien visitors and their ant allies.