Added: 22.11.2014 12:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


TARTE INC. announced that the English version of the 'Shooting Hamster' is available on the App Store and the Google Play. 'Shooting Hamster' is a new style of shooting game. Aliens from the Candy Star will adapt to the style of the player and vary their tactics, forcing the player to constantly come up with new strategies for victory. This game is in the top 115 for new arrival casual games in Japanese Google Play. [App Store] https://itunes.apple.com/app/id919352308?mt=8 [Google Play] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.tarte.shooham [Price] Free

Added: 03.11.2014 8:20 | 5 views | 0 comments


Forbes: Alien: Isolation exists as both a video game based on the iconic Alien universe, and official canon taking place between Ridley Scotts 1979 classic and James Camerons 1986 sequel. Alien and Aliens are tonally different films, and Alien: Isolation does a fantastic job of capturing the atmosphere of the original film. This is survival horror at its finest its as much about surviving an ever-present, palpable tension as it is surviving an overpowering enemy. Sometimes its about surviving your own potentially terrible instincts.

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PlayDevil has reviewed Alien: Isolation for Xbox One Here is a snippet: "And this is a game which again takes more cues from the first film than the second once again you have limited resources, a confined space from which you cannot escape and a single Alien stalking the vents and decks, with no method of killing it. If the Alien sees you, then its game over, man. The main selling point of the game for me is the Aliens AI whilst its not perfect, its different every time (even between saves if you die), meaning that you cant rely on the same strategies to survive. This does make the game infinitely more terrifying, as you never know where the Alien may come from."

Added: 28.10.2014 10:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


Alien: Isolation is a great game. The game is a huge love letter to the original Alien film and is effectively a truer sequel to that movie than Aliens was. The games homage to Alien didnt just end with recreating that films atmosphere however. There are two DLCs for it which let you play as the members of the Nostromo crew. This DLC is called Crew Expendable and is a what if of sorts. The game takes place shortly after the Alien is born and after it has killed two of the crew members. The survivors hatch a plan of trapping it in an airlock and this is where the game begins.

Added: 28.10.2014 8:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


From GameWatcher.com: "Never in the history of gaming have I been hurt so bad by a game as I was with Aliens: Colonial Marines. It looked like the exact game I always wanted, even right up to seeing that infamous demo (which I wrote a preview for), and then the game came out and my dreams went up in smoke (and mirrors). SEGA now has to pull something major to make me start caring about the Aliens franchise again. Dropping the 's', making one single unkillable Xenomorph, and putting it in a first-person stealth/survival horror title? That'll do nicely, even if developer Creative Assembly are entirely known for RTS'. Oh well, Monolith are mostly FPS developers and Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor was a cracking third-person Batman-em-up, so I'm prepared to give CA a chance.

Added: 22.10.2014 5:20 | 52 views | 0 comments


Save $7.00 on Aliens Colonial Marines Collectors Edition Game Xbox 360! The price of Aliens Colonial Marines Collectors Edition Game Xbox 360 has been dropped by $7.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

Added: 20.10.2014 10:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


After a slew of games that have ranged from disappointing (Alien vs. Predator) to the downright awful (Aliens: Colonial Marines), the Aliens franchise hasnt had much luck in the virtual realm of video games. Developer Creative Assembly aims to change that with Alien: Isolation, a terrifying game of cat and mouse set in the Sevastopol space station.

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Creative Assembly is best known for its strategy games, so what inspired a studio so well-versed in one genre to reach out of its comfort zone and step into the inky blackness of Aliens sci-fi world? games chats to creative director Alistair Hope and lead designer Gary Napper about revalidating Ridley Scotts universe for the modern gamer

Added: 20.10.2014 10:12 | 6 views | 0 comments


Creative Assembly is best known for its strategy games, so what inspired a studio so well-versed in one genre to reach out of its comfort zone and step into the inky blackness of Aliens sci-fi world? games chats to creative director Alistair Hope and lead designer Gary Napper about revalidating Ridley Scotts universe for the modern gamer