shooting action". Though criticizing the graphics' ability to "get in the way at times", the "very vague" mission briefings and the "odd flying model for the planes", the reviewer conceded that "if you're a hardcore shooting fan, and you're looking for a good challenge, you'll probably want to look into Incoming". Jonathan Licata of AllGame gave it three stars out of five, saying: "With the two-player modes falling short due to lack of innovation, Incoming exists as a one-player game for all intents and purposes. When you have completed all of the campaigns in their entirety, the appeal of the game wears very thin". PlanetDreamcasts review was harsher, describing the plot as "the same recycled garbage used in tons of other games of this type", the multiplayer split screen mode as "lame" and the objectives as "mundane". The reviewer also noted graphical issues, clipping problems and poor controls. Though dismissing the graphics as "a bit dated", the reviewer did acknowledge the "nifty special effects" and admitted that "Incoming may be worth a rental... [it] is only slightly better than mediocre". In a rare positive review for the Dreamcast version, Game Vortex described the visuals as "some of the most breathtaking visuals you'll find in any game". Though describing the multiplayer as "fun", it considered "by far, the best [mode to be] Campaign mode". The review concluded by describing the game as "lots of fun and highly recommended". In Japan, where said console version was released under the name , Famitsu'' gave it a score of 27 out of 40. References External links Incoming at PlanetDreamcast 1998 video games Alien invasions in video games Arcade video games Dreamcast games Imagineer games Rage Games games Tank simulation video games Video games about extraterrestrial life Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games set in 2009 Windows games Multiplayer and single-player video games Interplay Entertainment games Xicat Interactive games