Xenophobe is a 1988 arcade game that was a pioneer in its genre for offering a unique split-screen cooperative multiplayer experience. Published by Bally Midway and designed by Brian Colin and Howard Shere, the game invites players into a space-infested world ravaged by alien creatures known as Xenos. The players' goal is to kill the Xenos before their starbases, moons, ships, and space cities are completely overrun. The game stands out with its high-resolution graphics, diverse alien forms, and a plethora of items and weapons to help players in their mission. From eggs and critters to rollers and warrior Xenos, every enemy type presents a unique challenge. The game also lets players navigate through various levels including rocket ships, moon bases, and space cities, making it an immersive gaming experience. With the game's increasing difficulty and the need for strategic play, Xenophobe is a must-try for fans of retro action-platformer games.