is a central activity in Isolation and it is awesome. Unpredictable in the best way, the alien tromps down hallways, skitters through the walls, and waits silently for you to approach open airways.

But in Alien: Isolation, as you take a deep breath and think about whether saving is going to push your back even harder against the cold, abandoned walls of the Sevastopol, you feel the game get ...

Alien: Isolation isn't a perfect Alien story ... "They're coming out of the walls!" hitting on the idea that what's really frightening about the alien is their comfort in the shadows and their ...

Between the chills, there's another layer of subtlety to Alien: Isolation. If you're the type of player to pause and examine the little details, like, say, wall furniture such as posters ...

Alien: Romulus has made its way to theaters ... as an emergency phone looking exactly like the ones in Isolation could be seen on the wall. In the full film, there are multiple occasions where ...

Sega and Creative Assembly are returning to the Alien universe with Alien: Isolation 2. It's not game over, man, because Alien: Isolation 2 is on its way. Despite its current cult classic status ...

Alien: Isolation has been vindicated by history. Released to a split critical reception and underwhelming sales, the 2014 survival horror game has amassed a passionate cult following in the decade ...

Alien: Isolation creative director Al Hope announced Alien: Isolation 2 via X (formerly Twitter) with a short statement celebrating the original’s anniversary. The message ends with: ...

“Today, I’m delighted to confirm, on behalf of the team, that a sequel to ALIEN: ISOLATION is in early development. We look forward to sharing more details with you when we’re read ...

Oct. 7 (UPI) --Alien: Isolation is getting a sequel. Al Hope, the creative director of the original 2014 survival horror video game, announced on the game's 10th anniversary Monday that a sequel ...

Isolation is not simply about having the ... The tracker often shows the rapid movement of something – presumably the alien – in the walls, floors and ceilings around you.