Added: 20.10.2014 9:12 | 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.

Added: 19.10.2014 18:12 | 8 views | 0 comments


CanadianGamer writes : In the past decade, weve been submerged of titles based on the Aliens franchise. Most of them went mostly unnoticed by their lack of originality. SEGA has been the mastermind behind everything Aliens and this time around, they took a brand new approach. Forget the all-out-war shooter that the series has been usually used to and prepare yourself for a more darker and stealthy experience. Is Alien Isolation the game that will reboot the franchise ? Absolutely.

Added: 19.10.2014 16:12 | 30 views | 0 comments


Console Monster writes: "Aliens translation from celluloid to joypad has been a trial, to say the least. The series that began with director Ridley Scotts eponymous 1979 masterpiece is an icon of cinema, while sadly the games conceived in its image have fallen short of the mark. 2013s tragic stillbirth of a game, Aliens: Colonial Marines signalled a shit or get off the pot moment for SEGA and the IP, after roundly disgusting players and critics alike. The Alien games have been entirely missing the point of the series from which they were spawned, until now. TCA have wound back the clocks and brought the focus away from the sequels and back to Scott, writer OBannon and lead artist H.R. Gigers vision, and Alien Isolation is all the stronger a survival horror experience for it, and perhaps even one of the most enticing titles of the year so far."

Added: 17.10.2014 16:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Assisted by Working Joe's, Angry Joe reviews the Horror Survival game, Alien: Isolation! Is this finally the game that Aliens fans have been waiting for? Find out!

Added: 17.10.2014 14:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


Video game adaptations of the Alien franchise should all but create themselves. On one hand, you have Alien, a slow-burning masterpiece in psychological horror. On the other, you have the loud, action-oriented Aliens that helped to redefine summer blockbusters. Creepy atmosphere, big guns, nasty aliens, effective dialogue, wise-cracking characters, emotional understory. So what has been the problem?

Added: 17.10.2014 12:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


Video game adaptations of the Alien franchise should all but create themselves. On one hand, you have Alien, a slow-burning masterpiece in psychological horror. On the other, you have the loud, action-oriented Aliens that helped to redefine summer blockbusters. Creepy atmosphere, big guns, nasty aliens, effective dialogue, wise-cracking characters, emotional understory. So what has been the problem?