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Creative Assembly is investigating an issue preventing some Alien Isolation users from downloading the game's Crew Expendable pre-order DLC.

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After one year of hard work, Creative Assembly has released their definitive version of Rome II called the Emperor Edition, which adds a plethora of fixes, balance chances and the massive Imperator Augustus campaign. The grand strategy, immense level of detail and glorious battles make Total War: Rome II Emperor Edition a joy to play

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Unless youve been locked away on a derelict spaceship, youre probably aware that Alien: Isolation isnt another pulse rifle-packing, Xenomorph-blasting shooter. Instead, Creative Assemblys crack at the property that spawned the tagline In space, no one can hear you scream is returning the series to its Ridley Scott-respecting roots. For players, this means cowering in a corner, clutching a motion tracker, and praying for dear life that the titular Alien doesnt discover them.

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Bill Lavoy (Prima Games): Alien: Isolation is a survival horror game with a heavy dose of stealth, and we should also mention that it is absolutely nothing like Aliens: Colonial Marines, a game that was received rather negatively, to say the least. The good news is, while Gearbox Software was responsible for Colonial Marines, The Creative Assembly are the ones who have expertly crafted Isolation. That's not to say that Gearbox Software isn't a great studio, but for anyone who might be inclined to carry some bad blood from one to the other, we'd advise you to give Alien: Isolation its fair kick at the can. The game takes place 15 years after the events of Alien and 42 years before those of Aliens, the first two films in the franchise. Players will step into the shoes of Amanda Ripley, daughter of Ellen Ripley and series protagonist. Amanda is given the opportunity to investigate the disappearance of her mother, joining Samuels and Taylor on a trip to the Sevastopol, a space stati...

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MMGN writes: Creative Assemblys shift from RTS to first-person survival horror is a good one, making for arguably the best Alien game ever created. Its always been hard for developers to translate the iconic terror and suspense of the sci-fi classic into a video game, but CA has done it better than most before it. There are tricks to playing Alien: Isolation as it was intended: with a staunch stealth approach, the preservation of ammunition, and an undeniable respect for the alien. Heres how to get the best out of it.

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EB's Matt Heywood writes, "The Entertainment Buddhacast returns with a new episode focused solely on gaming! In the latest cast myself, TenBensons, and Ray Porreca break down our Shadow of Mordor experiences and impressions. We then transition into a conversation on Destinys loot issues and the death of the two murder caves that players loved to farm. From there the talk moves to Alien: Isolation and how high our expectations are for the game. We really just want the franchise to be treated correctly in video game form, and so far it looks like Creative Assembly has nailed its vision for the game. Finally, we each talk about a few soon-to-be released AAA titles that we cant wait to play before 2014 is through."

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8BitChimp says, "Alien: Isolation contains a collaboration of nostalgia, terror and universal exhilaration. The narrative begins with overwhelming promise, thrusting our protagonist into the aforementioned isolation within the space station Sevastopol. Atmosphere is tremendously abundant, accompanied by a remarkable use of sound and score, oppressing and frightful in those first footsteps aboard the Sevastopol. While U.K. developer Creative Assembly crafts a distinctive vibe that calls back to Ridley Scotts original 1979 film in more ways than one, the overarching journey is one that ultimately becomes muddled and bemused. By no means is Alien: Isolation a poor game, but it does unfortunately develop into a disappointing experience."

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EB's Matt Heywood writes, "The Entertainment Buddhacast returns with a new episode focused solely on gaming! In the latest cast myself, TenBensons, and Ray Porreca break down our Shadow of Mordor experiences and impressions. We then transition into a conversation on Destinys loot issues and the death of the two murder caves that players loved to farm. From there the talk moves to Alien: Isolation and how high our expectations are for the game. We really just want the franchise to be treated correctly in video game form, and so far it looks like Creative Assembly has nailed its vision for the game. Finally, we each talk about a few soon-to-be released AAA titles that we cant wait to play before 2014 is through."

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"Alex Amancio, Creative Director at Ubisoft tells us what to expect and his favorite enhancements and gameplay features in Assassins Creed Unity."