presented at E3 2005, Kelly Heckman for Gamers Info praised the developers for recreating elements from the series in "painstaking detail" believing that it would find its core audience from fans of the show as well as appealing to fans of tactical shooters. Also reviewing the preview at E3, Ivan Sulic for IGN commented that whilst the TV series was more about adventures and exploring, the game was "all about the shooting", praising the game's physics and graphic detail, but felt that the game would need a "fair bit of work" before launching. Discussing the game PlayStation Official Magazine – Australia wrote "You immediately feel like you're in the Stargate universe the second the menu screen appears". Reviewing an unfinished PC build of the game, The Gaming Liberty called it "the game Stargate fans were hoping for" describing the story as "wonderful". PtoPOnline has extensively covered the game over, providing campaign playthrough videos on both YouTube and their website. In 2012 The Gaming Liberty ran a number of features showcasing videos, screenshots and interviews from the cancelled game. White Pointer Gaming, who worked on the game at Perception gave a mission playthrough on YouTube in 2020. In 2021 Alex Walker for Kotaku bemoaned the lack of Stargate SG-1 video games, comparing the cancelled Alliance video game to the 2005 title Star Wars: Republic Commando, writing that "had all the quips, sounds and references Stargate fans would appreciate". References External links Stargate SG-1: The Alliance on Fandom Stargate SG-1: The Alliance on GateWorld Official website Cancelled PlayStation 2 games Cancelled Windows games Cancelled Xbox games First-person shooters Stargate Video games developed in Australia it:Stargate SG-1: The Alliance