No it doesn't. It was an amazing game that doesn't need more entries or to be milked by devs.

@@benfica1171 But the ending was too open, at least a proper sequel to conclude Amanda's jorney would be great.

@@ChLemS I think when a game is that good, it just needs to be left alone

@@warterbear8009 That depends on how it end and, like I said, it is too open to be left in that way.

Agree

Because of that crappy Colonial Marines.

Needs updates, like an fps mode with machine guns :)

nicolashrv No COD, just a Pulse Rifle

@@lustrazor44 I was just saying there could've been a DLC mode where you could use guns.

I was hoping that Romulus might be some kind of adaptation of/sequel to Alien Isolation. But there's no mention of Amanda Ripley on its Wikipedia page, I'm afraid.

Daniel S oh Jesus Christ! We need that they could def nail The 1984 Terminator ! Gotta tweet at them of something email ashdhdkdj ! Fuck yeah!

Terminator, Predator, Jurassic Park....

I vote

Blimey, how many hours must you have used up - took me long enough on medium the first time.

Deferred rendering in their own in-house Cathode engine.

Alex Carby damn , no wonder Triple A catch hell by gamers who know what care and attention rather than bottom line gives you in a game. Best games for me : “Golden Eye” 1994 best shooter of its time. And Alien Isolation one of the Best Horror experiences ever made .

Yea It's called Dead Space

It's called the thing: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(video_game)

It's the theme played during the game's end credits.

Thank you.

The only time the Alien ever jas scripted movements where cut scenes or in game cut scenes other than that the Alien relies on its own AI. Its actually quite cool how the Alien functions. So there are Two AIs the manage what the Alien does. Theres the actual AI for the Alien and then theres another that keeps track of the Player Location and the Alien location at all times. Now the Alien is never given there players location but is written to investigate nosies lights ect. The Ai will also second guess itself and will have the Alien double back and recheck an area it was just in. The "God" AI will tell the alien to look in this general area but at the same time it will also monitor how long the player is idle in an area. So if you are stuck in a room for too long the "God" AI will tell the alien to look elsewhere to give the player a window to make a move. But at the same time also is trying to keep the Alien nearby to creat the tension that is needed. Now the Alien AI will learn from the player anf through out the story if a player hasn't done X Y and Z the Alien will already be aware of those tatics but that doesnt happen until late in the game. But if the player keeps doing the same thing over and over again to get past it it will stop reacting to it. For example if you rely on yoyr noisemaker aloy early on eventually the Alien will eother ignore it or will only investage briefly and then immediately go back to where it was. This happened to me and I had to come up woth a new way tonget around the Alien. Really impressive code that was written for the Alien to make you feel that your being hunted. And it makes sense really, that AI makes or breaks the game.

That a bit sequenze, i don't think there is a longer version

Apollo Rises - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ermof9uB0N3Xln0.html

Dude that would be awesome! Having him rush after you over the table and grabbing you!

@@capel7662 exactly

Zumioz “ANDROIDS”. Cyborgs are human and were born human but enhanced with synthetic parts/whatever. Androids are made synthetically.