Alien Isolation
Alien: Isolation, about to be released in the last months of 2014, is a first-person survival horror with elements of stealth. According to the trailers, this is the first time we are going to get a really good Alien game that truly reproduces the feel of the original Alien movie. The game is set fifteen years after the film with the player controlling officer Ellen Ripley. As the original protagonist’s daughter we visit Nostromo yet again, trying to discover the truth about the first meeting with Alien. The game is supposed to be a true survival horror. The player won’t be able to put up much of a fight. Alien, his continuous follower is invincible and equipped with realistic senses like sight, hearing and smell. The only way to oppose him will be not to do that, with the player constantly trying to run away from the predator.
The game is meant to get people emotional with its scary, dark corridors and cramped spaces of the space ship. Amanda will have to hack the ship’s systems, find supplies for herself and the ship’s crew, and craft all the items needed. She will be able to use the series’ flagship, move detector that will save her life more than once. The technology featured in the game is meant to look like imagined by people living in 1970. You will find yourself struck by the unique atmosphere rendered by a team of designers who used everything they could find from the original set of Alien to create a strikingly similar location. The Creative Assembly has produced a lot of great games, but it was never specifically known for stealth and survival type. With all the information we’ve been getting on the new Alien, however, it seems that they will be able to deliver a great new game for those who have waited decades to finally be able to feel that atmosphere again.
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- Developer: Creative Assembly
- Publisher: SEGA
- Genre: Action
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- Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360
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