Alien Isolation 2 will be released in 2027, ready to remind you why xenomorphs are pure nightmare fuel. At the Lucca Comics and Games Festival IGN sat down with the game's creative director, Al Hope, ...

IGN sat down with Creative Director Al Hope and Project Art Director Ana Sopikova to discuss why Alien: Isolation 2 took so long, how Ridley Scott's original 1979 movie continues to shape the game's ...

Isolation was already one of the best horror games out there, but its sequel sounds like its dialing up the fear factor.

One morning in my teenage years, I awoke gripped by terror. My eyes were wide open, but my body wouldn't move - frozen from ...

Get ready for some future frights, because this roundup brings together all of the upcoming horror games for 2026 (and beyond) across all platforms that you have to look forward to. With Halloween ...

Alien: Isolation 2’s developers reveal how its smarter Xenomorph uses weather and new hunting behaviors to make escaping even harder.

Not only will it change tactics after each encounter, but everyone's favorite nigthmare will "hunt you more aggressively" in ...

Alien: Isolation, Creative Assembly's 2014 foray into the horror franchise created by Ridley Scott, was a cult hit that used incredible attention to detail to capture the same sense of wonder as the ...

In an extensive development Q&A released on YouTube, the team at Creative Assembly also confirmed that Alien: Isolation 2 will be getting a physical release. However, as fans already know, that ...

Michael Manning (He/Him) has been enamored with video games since he first played the Sonic Classic Collection as a child. With decades of experience in gaming and a full tour as a Gaming Journalist, ...

The team at Creative Assembly released a 17-minute video outlining its vision for Alien: Isolation 2 by answering fan questions about the game, and there's a lot to look forward to. For starters, ...

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