Alien vs Predator 3D is a mid-2000s mobile rail shooter developed and published by Superscape for early 3D-capable handsets. Built as a tie-in to the 2004 Alien vs. Predator film, the game takes players through cinematic recreations of the ancient pyramid beneath Bouvet Island—turning key moments from the movie into fast, action-focused mobile missions.
The game is a first-person on-rails shooter: the camera moves automatically through halls, ruins and chambers while the player aims and shoots incoming enemies. Aliens, facehuggers and human explorers attack in waves, and combat is handled through simple keypad controls built for early Java and BREW-based mobile phones.
Levels feature shifting paths and pyramid layouts inspired by the film. Players earn higher scores by surviving longer, hitting enemies accurately and managing ammunition. Despite its simplicity, the game was notable for being fully 3D on early mobile hardware.
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