Released in 2014 at a time when L’Indépendant spoke very little about video games, the press and players particularly appreciated Alien Isolation released on PS3, PS4, 360, One and PC.
Published by Sega and developed by The Creative Assembly, this true “survival horror” in first person view put us in the shoes of Amanda Ripley hunted by a Xenomorph while she searched for the traces of her mother (Sigourney Weaver in films) aboard the Sebastopol space station
Not free from faults but particularly successful in terms of stress, atmosphere and fidelity to the very first Ridley Scott film, the players’ fantasies had even gone so far as to imagine a virtual reality mode on PC while desperately awaiting a sequel to the game which It has painfully sold just over 2 million copies.
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To celebrate the tenth anniversary of its release and despite a commercial “four”, a sequel was confirmed by the studio behind the game through an official press release on X.
If we don’t know more at the moment, we are delighted to know that we will once again be prey to an Alien in a survival horror on consoles and PC.
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