
Discover the true meaning of fear in Alien: Isolation, a survival horror set in an atmosphere of constant dread and mortal danger.
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Reviews
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Reviews
Rien d’explicatif, très confus, l’Alien nous chasse en boucle, aucun moyen de l’éviter, ils nous découvre dans les cachettes sans qu’on sache pourquoi. Jeu à éviter.
♥♥♥♥♥ игра
Yes, if you like horror or the movies.
i'm too scared to finish this game
2 nerve-wracking 4 me
This game is amazing all throughout other than some minor pacing issues like a little more than half way through the game. Despite being 12 years old it still looks pretty darn good. The game made me watch like all the Alien content that exists and I found that a lot of the ship design was based on the Nostromo from the first Alien which makes sense but I was still like woah. Anyway pretty freaking awesome I'm never playing on Nightmare though, I'm excited for Alien: Isolation 2.
i just finished this game and what an experience it was, by far the best horror game I've played in a long time! Atmosphere, OST, gameplay and story. Everything about it was fantastic and I'm so glad i was able to go into it blind. While i won't be 100% it cause lets be honest I'm scared af, for just the main story, I would highly recommend this game to anyone. This game grasps the horror of the Alien universe better than the movies ever had, what an amazing accomplishment.
Simplesmente a obra prima do terror, depois de jogar esse jogo, outros no gênero perdem o sabor. 10/10
With the announcement of a second Alien: Isolation game, this felt like the perfect time to dive back in and finally review the first one. It should come as no surprise that Alien: Isolation performs incredibly well on the Steam Deck. It’s an older title, so feel free to crank up the settings. Even today, the game still looks incredible. They absolutely nailed the atmosphere, but the sound design might be even better. If you’re not playing with good headphones or a solid set of speakers, you’re only getting half the experience. I found myself relying on sound direction more than the motion detector the game gives you. Now for the biggest talking point: the alien AI. Listen, buddy, when I say these were the most tense 24.4 hours I’ve ever spent gaming, I mean it. By the 18-hour mark, I was begging for the game to end because of how tense the alien made every situation. If I was careful enough, I could sometimes crouch through an entire level without the alien ever showing up. That doesn’t mean it couldn’t appear, though. Oh, it definitely could. Other times, the alien seemed to know exactly where I was going. Even when I was being incredibly quiet, it felt like it had a general awareness of my location. That could feel a little unfair, but it also meant I never felt completely safe. If you love the Alien franchise, appreciate great audio, and enjoy the feeling of constantly being hunted, just play it. You might be begging for it to end like I was, but you’ll definitely have fun getting there.
If your a fan of alien isolation than sure its a great game but besides for that its really poorly play tested the ai feels stupid and nothing is shown or explained to the player so the only way to play the game without slaming ur head against a wall is through guides which is really lame