Alien Isolation (Series)

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***Alien Isolation*** **is a 2014 survival horror video game developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega originally for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. Based on the *Alien* science fiction horror film series, the game is set 15 years after the events of the original 1979 film *Alien*, and follows engineer Amanda Ripley, daughter of *Alien* protagonist Ellen Ripley, as she investigates the disappearance of her mother.**

## **About This Game**

**Alien*Isolation*follows Amanda Ripley, a young woman trying to find answers to what happened to her missing** **mother, Ellen Ripley. Her search leads her and her crew to a space station known as The Sevastopol, which contains a recently recovered flight recorder of The Nostromo, the ship her mother went missing on. What should have been a quick recovery mission quickly turns into a disastrous descent into hell.? One of *Alien Isolation*‘s greatest strengths is an incredibly unsettling atmosphere and setting of The Sevastopol. In fact, it’s so effective that the first few hours focus entirely on the decaying space station and its’ inhabitants. With terrified survivors who’ll kill anybody they don’t recognize and slowly deranging synthetic androids called “Working Joes” who become more dangerous over time; it’s clear that whatever happened has caused true internal chaos onboard The Sevastopol.**

**The environment alone is one of the most horrifying aspects of the entire game, as its a character of its own. With its’ dimly lit hallways, inconvenient power outages and extremely loud functioning systems – you will find it constantly betraying you by design. You will never feel safe while onboard The Sevastopol, even if there is no immediate danger lurking around.**

## **About This Series**

The series was started on 10 July 2020 secondarily to help Shub spend his quarantine days implemented by the government due to the COVID-19 outbreak. He mentions that he loves playing Action Adventura survival along with action games. And Horror Game is his Fav Game And Series This series is currently Over.

## **About The Alien**

**The** **Sevastopol Alien** was a Xenomorph Drone that was responsible for terrorizing the crew of the trading space station, Sevastopol and stalking Amanda Ripley. In 2137, the Anesidora investigated the "distress signal" coming from the derelict on LV-426. When Foster got too close to a closed egg, a Facehugger emerged and latched onto Foster's face. Foster was taken to Sevastopol Station, where the Facehugger died and the Chestburster inside Foster later erupted from her chest. Once it had matured, the Alien began to terrorize Sevastopol, abducting the station's inhabitants one by one or straight up killing its victims. The Alien's presence on the station caused panic among the station's inhabitants, and Colonial Marshal Waits and his team struggled to keep order aboard the station. At some point, the Alien established a Hive within Sevastopol Score, using the victims it had abducted as hosts to produce more Xenomorph Drones.

Long after the initiation of the attacks, the Alien was spotted in engineering, and Waits and the last of his men — Turner, Garcia and Harris — went to investigate. The team discovered two corpses and a locked door. When Garcia opened the door, he was quickly head bitten by the Drone. Harris then yelled at the Xenomorph, calling it a "son of a bitch!", but the Alien impaled him with its tail. Waits and Turner then fired their shotguns at the Xenomorph, forcing it back through the doorway, and closed the door. The Alien moved above the two, using the vents. It knocked down a grate and dragged Turner into the vents, blood raining down. Waits yelled at it to come back, asking "What about me?"

Inhabitation, Clark mistook Ross, a human, for the Alien, shooting him, but not killing him. As Clark was about to enter Elevator C-3, Ross asked for Clark to help him, but the Xenomorph showed up behind Ross. Clark abandoned Ross closing the elevator door, and the latter was presumably killed by the Drone.

Sometime later, Diane Verlaine and her crew aboard the Torrens attempted to board Sevastopol station in search of the Nostromo's flight recorder. Amanda Ripley became separated from the crew and stranded on the station.

Ripley first encountered the drone while travelling with a scavenger named Axel. The Alien impaled Axel with its tail and pulled him into an air duct. Ripley managed to evade the drone for some time until she met a doctor named Kuhlman. After retrieving a keycard from a deceased Doctor Morley, Ripley attempted to travel with Kuhlman, but the drone appeared and killed him.

Ripley, equipped with a flamethrower, attempted to trap the Alien in the Lorenz Systech Spire; but the plan failed when she was accidentally trapped inside with it, so Ricardo released the lockdown for her. Eventually, she was able to lure the Alien into the Gemini Exoplanets Solutions module. Waits then ejected the module from the station and it fell into the atmosphere. The Alien then dies when the module is incinerated in the atmosphere of the gas giant.

## **The Perfect Organism**

**The sight of H.R. Giger’s iconic Alien design itself can be enough to haunt your nightmares, as it was for me growing up. For many**, watching the Alien hunting down a crew of well-established characters a film is terrifying enough. The primary attraction and thrill of *Alien Isolation*are how it puts you in a situation where this nightmare fueled creature is coming for YOU.

After a few hours of feeling the presence of what lurks behind the dark metal walls, you will finally be introduced to the Alien personally – and you will wish you hadn’t been. From this first encounter onward, the Alien will unrelentingly hunt you down and make your life a living nightmare. There is no way for you to kill your hyper lethal hunter, so you’ll need to get creative when dealing with it – *or die.* The Alien will intelligently pursue you with a groundbreaking A.I. system that will learn how you play. For example, if you hide in lockers, vents or under tables often, it will eventually start looking in those places as a first priority. For the majority of the game, your only defence will be moving slowly, quietly and outsmarting the Alien to the best of your ability as it aggressively follows you throughout The Sevastopol.

The Alien’s sound design works brilliantly as both a form to scare and inform you. With the heavy thuds in the vents surrounding you, nearby growling with heavy footsteps, and the deafening scream it releases when it spots you. As these are designed to provide information to you, there’s a good chance it may also make you freeze in fear or slip up, resulting in the Alien chomping your face off.

## **Alien: Recommendation**

Ultimately *Alien Isolation*is truly an underappreciated horror game that, in all actuality, is better than most on the market. Despite the game frighting to my core, the high quality and intriguing story continued kept me engaged the entire time. If you’re a fan of the *Alien*franchise, or just enjoy good quality sci-fi horror, *Alien Isolation*is a must-pl-y as one of the highest recommendations I could give.

Interestingly, nearly the last half of the game remains untouched in my recommendation – as the game contains numerous surprises. Only 8.14% of players have completed *Alien Isolation*on the Xbox One, which begs the question; are you brave enough to venture onto The Sevastopol to take on the Alien?

## **Episodes (Youtube)**

* **Episode 1**
* **Episode 2**
* **Episode 3**
* **Episode 4**
* **Episode 5**
* **Episode 6**
* **Episode 7**
* **Episode 8**
* **Episode 9**
* **Episode 10**
* **Episode 11**
* **Episode 12**
* **Episode 13**
* **Episode 14**
* **Episode 15**
* **Episode 16**
* **Episode 17**