This year’s Summer Game Fest had something for everyone. Do you like cozier games? How about tactical? Are you more of a horror vibe? All was on display yesterday! If you missed it, be sure to check out GSC’s full announcement piece here. But speaking of the horror genre, we did get a new peak at an upcoming title that…I will write about, but never play (because I’m a scaredy cat). That game – Alien: Isolation 2.
In this pre-alpha footage trailer, we’re shown a bleak landscape and a voice-over in Japanese, discussing the needs of the company to complete the mission at hand. What mission? Fixing a mistake that we apparently made (according to the trailer). I think it’s fair to assume that Weyland-Yutani wants their due recompense. What follows afterwards is increasingly more frantic music and snippets of violence, blood, and the scaly one themself – the Xenomorph.



Obviously, it’s a reveal trailer – we’re not getting much outside of the minimum of level-setting of the world and what the game might entail from a story standpoint. And screaming. Lots of screaming.
More on Alien: Isolation 2
Alien: Isolation 2 is coming to us from Creative Assembly, the brains behind the original Alien: Isolation, with SEGA at the publishing helm of this new title. The game’s Steam page actually does shed some additional light on what to expect from this upcoming title.
“When a survey team on a remote colony-planet discovers a mysterious crashed vessel, one member makes it her priority to investigate. No one is prepared for the horror unwittingly unleashed on the settlement. Nowhere is safe. So begins a desperate journey to survive and escape, as she is relentlessly hunted by the deadly creature.”
Yeah – nothing good ever comes from checking a mysterious crashed vessel. Ever.
As of today, Alien: Isolation 2 does not have a tentative release time frame. Hopefully within the coming months, we’ll get some more news around the trajectory of this new title.
What did you think of this new reveal? Were you a massive fan of the original Alien: Isolation? Let us know in the comments below!