If you like survival horror games that plays just like a movie, then pick up Alien: Isolation on your Steam account and get on it! In Alien: Isolation, you’ll discover the true meaning of fear, and how hard it is to stay alive. Find out more about the game in our review below!

Feel the Fear in Alien: Isolation on your Steam Account

Fifteen years after the events of Alien™, Ellen Ripley’s daughter, Amanda, enters a battle for survival on a mission to unravel the truth behind her mother’s tragic disappearance. You will navigate through a volatile environment as you find yourself confronted by a panicked and desperate population – and an unpredictably violent Alien. Throughout the game, you must scavenge resources, improvise solutions by hacking systems, and use your wits to stay alive.

Staying Alive on your Steam Account

SETTING. Sevastapol station is a truly living ecosystem. Within this ecosystem, you are not special, even though you’re the protagonist. In fact, it seems as though the game was made to become a personal hell for you. Weapons hardly matter.

AI. Every one of Sevastapol’s humanoid denizens is driven by dynamic, advanced AI instincts that sometimes, you might even feel like the AI is smarter than you – no kidding. Every encounter brings immense depth and deadly possibilities, to the point that death around the corner is almost guaranteed. Your enemies’ behavior is always logical but endlessly unpredictable, driven by emergent interplay between character, environment and circumstance.

STORY. Difficult as the game may be, the mystery that surrounds Amanda, her mother, and Sevastapol may be well-worth the stress and fear induced by the game. You have to play to find out, though! We wouldn’t want to spoil the experience for you.

Is Alien: Isolation Worth Getting On Your Steam Account?

This game isn’t simply just a survival game. It’s more of a survival simulation, because it feels real and not just realistic. There’s a big difference.

So many horror games today take advantage of jumpscares and scary faces, but Alien: Isolation begs to differ. The game will terrify and frustrate you most of the time, and that’s because you never know where the Alien will come from, or what kind of enemy awaits you inside a certain room. Most times, you’ll find yourself at the brink of rage-quitting because you’re two steps away from the save point, and suddenly you get stabbed from behind. So close.

Case in point, Alien: Isolation is not for everyone. It’s for players who want a real, survival horror experience that is far from easy – a game that will truly test your patience, skills, instincts, and your guts.

Think you can handle all that? Increase your Steam account value by securing a copy of Alien: Isolation, and let us know what you think in the comments!