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November 2014
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The editors liked
Flawless realized minimalist sci-fi world
Opening 10 hours are brilliantly paced
Alien itself is a primal
Terrifying creation
Alien AI
Excellent atmosphere and tension
Stealth and survival horror gameplay
Captures the look and feel of the original film
The editors didn't like
Human AI is blindingly stupid
Guns aren't effective in high pressure situations
Frustrating required endgame combat
Brilliant first 10 hours followed by nearly 7 catastrophic hours of play
Published: 2014-10-14, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: Classified as a survival horror/stealth game instead of an action shooter, Alien: Isolation differs significantly from last year's Alien: Colonial Marines in that there is just one Alien who can't be killed, requiring you to employ stealth tactics. Altho...
Tense cat & mouse game, Atmosphere true to the Alien films, Smart, unpredictable AI, Great use of sound;
Uncanny Vallet type animation, Story feels padded, Crafing system / inventory is a mess;
I am pleasantly surprised by Alien: Isolation. Despite its flaws, and there are quite a few, it still stands as one of the best survival-horror games in recent memory. I don't know if that's a testament of Creative Assembly's achievement, if the genre suf...
Theme faithful to the 1979 classic, Excellent graphics, Good mix of fear, adrenaline and action, Wonderfully atmospheric and good use of lighting, Suspenseful music and use of sound, I jumped out of my seat a couple of times
Abstract: Knock, knock. Who's there? An alien. It kills you. While many a video game has been designed for people who enjoy killing aliens, Alien: Isolation can only have been created for people who derive some perverse pleasure out of being killed by an alien. S...
Abstract: Knock, knock. Who's there? An alien. It kills you.While many a video game has been designed for people who enjoy killing aliens, Alien: Isolation can only have been created for people who derive some perverse pleasure out of being killed by an alien.Som...
Abstract: Alien: Isolation has me torn. On one hand, it is leaps and bounds above basically every other video game that has used the Alien IP (with perhaps an exception for the original Alien vs. Predator). It finally understands that Alien isn't just purely an act...
Published: 2014-10-06, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
The Creative Assembly have created a monster. They've carved a new notch in the plank that pairs movies with games, and we applaud them for that. This is the longest, most terrifying movie (that also happens to be a video game) we've ever experienced.This...
Abstract: Recently, more games are making the jump to film than publishers are making movie games. But that wasn't always the case. From the 90s to the late 2000s, we were blessed with some of the best movie video games after, what seemed like, almost every single...
