Creeping slowly down a long hallway you hear an inhuman screech off in the distance. It is echoed by a series of men and women screaming in terror, followed shortly by the sounds of gunfire.

Absolutely terrifying gaming experience; graphical design truly captures the feel of the Alien setting; controls grant a wide variety of options to evade the alien

Character textures are somewhat weak; tension is ruined by a few aggravating sections; difficulty feels a bit unbalanced

Fun, scary, emmersive story and lots of replay value. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a good game with a good story.

Amazing; Fun; Interesting; Scary; Thrilling

Can Be Too Scary For Some

Wow, I've never played a more interesting strategic game as Alien Isolation. I'm enjoying it and I will enjoy it more.

The most intense game i have ever played. If you are a fan of the films like me, you will love this game!!

SEGA finally did it right with isolation.

The shipping for this item was great. It came earlier than expected. The game itself is really good too. It has awesome graphics and is very challenging. Overall, would recommend to anyone who likes challenging video games.

If the recent history of video games has taught us one thing, it's that games licensed from movies are almost always terrible. And this is usually down to one of two reasons. One: movie narratives are not particularly appropriate or transferrable to something so dynamic and interactive as video...

Graphics are ok and the atmosphere is great. But the gameplay is like you travelled back in time to 90's walking around flicking hidden switches over and over again. Should have expected that from Sega they never did leave the 90's

Alien Isolation is a one of the best horror games that i have ever played! The story follows Amanda Ripley daughter of the main protagonist of the alien movie series Elen Ripley who investigates disappearance of her mother and sets of with her crew on one of the interplanetary space station...

Great gameplay; graphics; sounds; environment and etc

sometimes glitchy AI of the xenomorph

The concept of Alien: Isolation seems too good to be true. Proper survival horror, drawing on arguably the best of an iconic film series, in which you're not a gun-toting soldier but a vulnerable engineer facing off against a single xenomorph? It's a tantalising prospect. But I was scared.