What we do know is this: a very vocal subset of "gamers" are going to get very cross about this for absolutely no reason. There's also a screenshot of someone holding the radar from Isolation and coming face-to-face with the Xenomorph, so maybe there's also first-person stealth action to contend with? Right now, we know basically nothing. The answer to this could very well be that the foreign power President Clinton was speaking of was an alien civilization represented by beings who seem to live underground in the areas of the El Yunque Rain Forest, in the east region of Puerto Rico, and under the sea around the area of Vieques, several miles off the west coast of Puerto Rico. From the website it sounds like it'll be a cross between Five Nights at Freddy's and a strategy game, with you making use of security cameras and holographic maps to direct people around. How exactly the game plays out is another matter. And it's probably a premium game - there's seven levels in total, which suggests you'll be stumping up cash to give it a go.
Now we're a mobile site, so this is actually pretty exciting news for us! Developed by D3 Go!, known for making some Puzzle Quest games, it will have you using the limited resources on board a Weyland-Yutani ship to save survivors and get the hell away from the series' titular alien. Alien: Isolation sequel? What could it be? And now, I can hear the screams of anguish already. Updated January 8th at 10:10am: Pre-orders for Alien: Blackout are now live on the App Store and Google Play, and that gives us a pretty juicy piece of info - it's definitely a premium game, and it's set to launch on January 24th.Īmanda Ripley's next adventure will set you back £4.99/$4.99 on iOS, and while a price isn't available on Android, you can expect it to clock in around the same mark.ĭoes this mean it's more likely to be a good game? There's no certainty, but at least you won't be having IAPs rammed down your gullet at every turn, so that's nice.įolks love a good tease, and when Alien: Blackout was given a brief mention recently, everyone went mad.