Pacing problems and a lack of variety take their toll, but in its best most moments this is the most successful big budget survival horror in a decade.

Incredible visuals and a near perfect recreation of the world of Alien; Solid stealth gameplay and uncompromising survival horror thrills; Fan service is off the charts for movie buffs

Pacing problems and an overstretched running time expose an inherent lack of variety in enemies and gameplay; Minimal plot and no memorable characters

Discover the true meaning of fear in Alien: Isolation, a survival horror set in an atmosphere of constant dread of having to reload for the eleventh fucking time.

This game is dope. First game on the ps4 to make me literally jump out of my seat. I often don't play alone because it is ridiculously scary. At times your forget that you can just stop playing if you want. In my opinion this is a must buy for anyone who likes suspense games.

Isolation Look at that front cover. Just look at it. It's everything an Alien franchise fan (who's into gaming) has been waiting for ever since they sat through the whole 'Quadrilogy'.

Graphics; Audio; Plot; Environments; Weapons

AI,Predictable; Ending; Repetition

wicked game Already bought and played the pc version, I only bought the ps4 version in case i wanted to play it on the couch And btw The pc version Is 10x More immerseive Due to the graphical differences

It's the first step towards the Alien game you've always wanted. But it's a tiny, uncertain step. Given the poor showing of the last few major games set in the Alien universe, however, it's a welcome one.

Alien cat-and-mouse encounters can be tense and frightening; Nails the right retro-futuristic atmosphere; Great use of sound and motion-tracking

Loaded with uninspired filler, Trial and error + distant save points = frustration, Some mechanics are inconsistent; others are illogical

seemed like the perfect Alien game on paper, and for the first handful of hours it even seems to deliver on its promise on the strength of its outstanding art and sound that faithfully recreates the ambiance of the classic horror film.

Stellar presentation; Genuinely unnerving

Frustrating Alien AI; Loses the fear; Poor pacing

Alien: Isolation is a first-person survival horror experience that will focus on capturing the horror and tension evoked by Ridley Scott's 1979 classic film.

Proving to us that a first person shooter doesn't need to be all shooty, is the latest in a string of hit and miss games set in the Alien franchise. Set between Alien and Aliens, Isolation is a fairly solid cat and mouse game.

I remained cautiously optimistic as I removed the shrinkwrap from my review copy of Alien: Isolation. I had seen the first-person survival horror title in person at an event just a month or two before, and I came away impressed, but the sour taste of Aliens: Colonial Marines still lingered long...