Alien: Isolation

Alien: Isolation is a direct port from the studio Feral Interactive, which previously worked on the transfer of XCOM and Company of Heroes. They even released a trailer for the port, on which the graphics are not inferior to the console. The developers assure that they will optimize management, as well as add customization of the interface. And yes, there will be support for gamepads too. Well, the cherry on the cake is the inclusion of all seven add-ons in the set. The game is based on the "Alien" movie series, placing players in an abandoned space station and facing deadly alien creatures. Players will play the role of Ellie Lippi, a woman who breaks into the space station in order to find her mother. The alien existence forces her to embark on a desperate journey of survival. Alien creatures aren't the only threat, there are robots and other survivors. Players need to make clever use of limited resources to avoid enemy tracking while uncovering the terrifying truth behind the space station. The game emphasizes the player's sense of powerlessness, making every encounter with an alien an extremely tense survival challenge. Alien: Isolation stands out for its excellent atmosphere, realistic alien design, and intense gameplay. Realistic graphics and realistic sound effects make players immersed in the game and feel the terrifying threat of aliens. This is not only a game, but also a terrifying journey deep into the alien universe, challenging your courage and wisdom.

Gameplay:

Experience­ terror at its best. Alien: Isolation force­s you to be sneaky and smart. It would be best if you used your brain to avoid the­ alien and other dangers on the­ station.

Feel constant fear of the­ unknown. The game create­s an eerie atmosphe­re where e­very sound or movement might signal dange­r.

Enjoy stunning visuals even on mobile. The­ graphics effectively capture­ the dark and gritty Alien universe­.

Easy controls tailored for touch screens. The­ mobile version offers intuitive­ controls designed for your fingertips.

Features:

A Promise Unfulfilled

When Ellen Ripley left Earth, she left behind a promise to her daughter, Amanda, to return and celebrate her 11th birthday. Unfortunately, that promise was never fulfilled. Fifteen years later, Amanda Ripley embarks on a journey to uncover the truth surrounding her mother’s disappearance. The quest leads her to the foreboding Sevastopol space station, where she confronts an unknown and terrifying menace.

Terrifying Quest for Survival

Engage in a heart-pounding quest for survival as you navigate the labyrinthine corridors of the Sevastopol station. Ill-prepared and underequipped, you must rely on your wits and daring to navigate this treacherous environment. The chilling atmosphere, arresting narrative, and stunning visuals recreate the classic survival horror experience, faithfully adapted for mobile gaming without compromise.

Total Touchscreen Control

Run, hide, and survive using a redesigned interface that provides total touchscreen control. Customize on-screen buttons and joysticks according to your preference. The game supports full customization options, allowing you to resize and reposition controls for an immersive experience. Whether you prefer touchscreen controls or gamepad and mouse & keyboard support, the choice is yours.

A Return to Horror Roots

Drawing inspiration from Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror masterpiece, Alien: Isolation captures the essence of the film's atmosphere, art direction, and production values. Immerse yourself in the same terrifying thrills that made the Alien franchise iconic. The game skillfully combines suspenseful storytelling with an atmospheric and chilling setting.

Exploration and Resource Scavenging

Explore the ominous Sevastopol station as you scavenge for hidden resources. Craft items and technology to improvise weapons and deterrents against the ultimate threat. The game encourages resourcefulness and strategic thinking as you navigate the dangers of the space station.

Evading the Ultimate Hunter

To survive the relentless pursuit of the Alien, make calculated moves and use your environment to your advantage. Crawl through ventilation ducts, hide in the shadows, and employ stealth tactics to evade the deadly creature. Every move must be precise, and every decision could mean the difference between life and death.

Complete DLC Experience

Alien: Isolation on mobile includes all seven DLCs, including 'Last Survivor,' a recreation of Ellen Ripley’s final mission on board the Nostromo. Immerse yourself in the complete survival horror experience with additional content that enhances the depth of the game.

Alone in the dark:

Fans of the Alien movies may remember that Ellen Ripley was a parent. Understandably her daughter, Amanda Ripley-McClaren, was traumatized by the loss of her mother in deep space when her ship, the USCSS Nostromo, disappeared. With no idea what had happened, the young woman spent her adult life on the edge of the galaxy working for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation in the hope of finding some clue to her fate. That is until, one day, the black box from the Nostromo is found by the inhabitants of the Sevastopol space station and she has the opportunity to find out what happened.

Arriving at Sevastopol it quickly becomes clear that something is horribly wrong and - after losing the rest of the landing team during the space walk to the station - Amanda finds herself hunted and alone within the station's hostile confines.

Alien Isolation never lets you feel powerful or confident. In fact - with every foe able to outnumber or over power you in a matter of moments - the overwhelming reaction is to run and hide. Your instincts would be right too, because the only way to survive the horrors of Sevastopol is to use guile, evasion, and stealth.

This was is quickly established for me upon my first (real) encounter with the titular Xenomorph. Using the games conveniently placed lean controls, I peered over the banister of a walkway and watched as the alien made short work of an armed team of human survivors. The creature disappeared through an air vent, and I assumed it was safe to head towards my destination. A sudden clattering alerted me to the fact that my footsteps may have revealed me to my foe and, spinning around, I discovered that they had…

Back at my last manual save (be sure to save regularly), I began to retrace my steps. Shaken by my previous experience, I moved silently along the walkway in the hope that this time I would be better prepared to escape. Once again I leaned out, waiting for the moment it would jump through the vent, but this time it came sprinting towards me - I froze as it shot past unaware of my presence. I may have been lucky, but an important lesson was learnt; the alien's actions are not scripted and it could find me at any time.

Isolation creates tension by making you wait. Elevators must arrive, enemies must pass, items must be found, and puzzles must be solved in order to progress. Through all of this you are being hunted and, no matter how well hidden you think you may be, there is always the chance you will be discovered.

Conclusion:

Alien: Isolation is a first-person survival horror game ported to mobile, built with all the grit and terror of the original console version. This isn’t your average tap-and-play time-killer - it’s a full-blown psychological panic session wrapped in atmospheric storytelling and old-school sci-fi aesthetics. Based on Ridley Scott’s 1979 Alien universe, it puts players in the boots of Amanda Ripley, navigating the shadowy, glitching corridors of Sevastopol station in a desperate hunt for truth - and a way out. Unlike mobile titles that hold your hand, this one throws you straight into chaos, paranoia, and complete vulnerability. Armed with almost nothing and chased by a perfect predator, your only real weapon is your instinct. No predictable enemy patterns. No overpowered upgrades. Just sheer tension, razor-edge survival tactics, and a whole lot of hiding behind crates hoping the Alien didn’t hear you breathing.