Players can customize the look of Crypto in Destroy All Humans with unlockable skins. Here's how players can change their skins in the game. Destroy All Humans released back on the PlayStation 2 era and was a sandbox player's dream come true. Players take control of Crypto, an alien assigned to studying the human race and learning of their weaknesses. Crypto can fly around in his UFO, use his ray gun, his telekinetic powers, and more while exploring various locations on Earth. Players can also change his design with unlockable skins the player will find along the way. Here's how players can change their skins in Destroy All Humans.
Skins are unlocked in a variety of ways. For starters, players can unlock an exclusive pack of skins by purchasing the DLC that was available through pre-order. Besides that, players can unlock other skins by completing side missions in various locations around the world. The game doesn't take itself too seriously, allowing players to dress up Crypto as the king of Rock-N-Roll or as a cow. These are strictly cosmetic and do not do anything to change the gameplay of Crypto. Here's how players can change their skin in the game.
How To Change Skins in Destroy All Humans
When the player boots up the game, they won't have any skins available unless they purchased the preorder pack. There are 5 unlockable skins in the game. Once the player unlocks their first skin, they can change it from within the Mothership. Once in the Mothership, head to Archies then to Skin Selection. All the skins the player has unlocked up to this point will be available on display. Players can select these skins and use them during their time on Earth. It's a great way to add more personality to the game.
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Destroy All Humans is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Google Stadia.