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* Unusually for a Toys/LegoSpace Theme, ''Toys/LegoAlienConquest'' centers on an alien invasion of Earth, where LittleGreenMen in {{tripod|Terror}}s and {{flying saucer}}s want to steal our brain power.
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* Unusually for a Toys/LegoSpace Theme, ''Toys/LegoAlienConquest'' centers on an alien invasion of Earth, where LittleGreenMen in {{tripod|Terror}}s and {{flying saucer}}s want to steal our brain power.
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* ''Webcomic/GeometryDashEpisodes'': The project [[https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/265802572/ The Cookie Thieves]] is about aliens arriving in Geometrica to steal cookies. Given that they're threatening [=Totalpro64=]'s TrademarkFavoriteFood and are easily defeated with a GoombaStomp, they [[EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion don't last long]] once he hears about it.
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* The 2023 Halloween update for ''VideoGame/PaxBritannica'', a GameMod for ''VideoGame/HeartsOfIronIV'', has Earth being invaded by Martians, warlike creatures from Mars who want to colonize Earth and make it the new Martian homeworld, after Mars has been left virtually uninhabitable by decades of war. Many of them want to [[KillAllHumans exterminate the humans entirely]], but some are willing to broker agreements with human leaders and enlist them as LesCollaborateurs; disagreements between the two factions can eventually boil over into a civil war. In addition, if things really go south for the Martians, humanity can beat back the invasion and turn the tables by invading Mars.
* ''VideoGame/PortalRunner'': In the last few stages of the game, the Martians usurp Bridgette as the villain and start attacking the other worlds.
* ''VideoGame/PortalRunner'': In the last few stages of the game, the Martians usurp Bridgette as the villain and start attacking the other worlds.
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* ''Cloak of the Light'', the first book in the ''Literature/WarsOfTheRealm'' trilogy, has the protagonists, Drew and Ben, discovering what they think is a secret, silent alien invasion ''a la Film/MenInBlack''. [[spoiler:It turns out that the "aliens" are actually angels and demons]].
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* ''VideoGame/SpaceInvaders'', of course. The Invaders use the all-out attack approach. [[FridgeLogic And they always win.]]
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* ''VideoGame/SpaceInvaders'', ''VideoGame/SpaceInvaders'' (and the spinoff, ''VideoGame/SpaceRaiders''), of course. The Invaders use the all-out attack approach. [[FridgeLogic And they always win.]]
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* The old Konami arcade shooter, ''VideoGame/{{Teraburst}}'', sees you dealing with a large-scale invasion when entire fleets of {flying saucer}}s suddenly appears in the skies and drop large number of alien mooks upon us.
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* ''Literature/ThePerfectRun'': Late in the series, the heroes discover that this is what started the creation of superhumans, started the Genome Wars, and killed off a significant portion of the human race. [[spoiler:An alien ship landed in Antarctica, and a scientist took the technology to painfully uplift humanity to a level where they could fight back. Unfortunately, she refused to accept that this ship was the ''last'' of the alien empire, and therefore did far more damage to the human race than they ever could]].
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* ''VideoGame/NineteenSeventeenTheAlienInvasionDX'' features an alien invasion in the middle of the First World War. You're a German scientist-turned-pilot, who must use the Luftwaffe's secret weapon to fend off the invaders before taking the battle to the aliens' home world.
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* ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'': The {{Trope Maker|s}}. One of the most iconic depictions of an alien invasion in fiction, as well as one of the earliest sci-fi novels. The story follows an unnamed narrator as he attempts to survive a military invasion of the Earth by Mars, who proceed to decimate much of South East England with their fighting machines. Would eventually go on to spawn a multimedia franchise, including several film adaptations and unofficial sequels, a radio drama, videogames and a musical.
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* ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'': The {{Trope Maker|s}}. One of the most iconic examples depictions of an alien invasion in fiction, as well as one of the earliest sci-fi novels. The story follows an unnamed narrator trying to survive during a military invasion of Earth by Mars. The Martians are attempting to colonise the planet, and proceed to decimate much of South East England with their Tripod fighting machines and convert it into a more suitable environment for them. Would eventually go on to spawn a multimedia franchise, including several film adaptations and unofficial sequels, a radio drama, videogames and a musical.
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* ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'': The {{Trope Maker|s}}. One of the most iconic examples of an alien invasion in fiction, as well as one of the earliest sci-fi novels. The story follows an unnamed narrator trying to survive during a military invasion of Earth by Mars. The Martians are attempting to colonise the planet, and proceed to decimate much of South East England with their Tripod fighting machines and convert it into a more suitable environment for them. Would eventually go on to spawn a multimedia franchise, including several film adaptations.adaptations and unofficial sequels, a radio drama, videogames and a musical.
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* ''Film/NoOneWillSaveYou'' follows a young outcast named Brynn as she attempts to survive an invasion of her home town by a race of grey aliens. The film is notable for having almost no spoken dialogue, with only five words being spoken during its 93 minute runtime.
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