Luckily for you, there are a variety of tools at your disposal - although obviously, you won't have them all at the very start of the game.
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With the station in a sort of loose lockdown, you'll find plenty of locked doors, blocked passages, and other obstacles that'll mean even finding out how to get to where you're supposed to be going is half of the challenge.Īmongst other obstacles, you'll often come across locked doors that can be opened in some way. Of course, getting around the space station, and finding your way to your mission objectives isn't as easy as it sounds. But more on that later.īy the time you see this, it's probably already too late While dying because you've made a mistake is one of those things, dying because of some random twist of fate only ends up feeling unfair - especially with the game's save point system. And sometimes, he'll even get in the vent with you. Sometimes you'll open a door, only for a woosh of steam to reveal an all too excitable Larry on the other side. Sometimes you'll be using one of the station's computers, and all of a sudden you'll find a spiky arm poking straight through you from behind. Wandering the corridors on his own accord, the Alien doesn't always find you because you've made a mistake - sometimes, it's down to pure bad luck. What that means is that Alien Isolation has the fear factor in spades - but it also has its fair share of frustration, too.
If he finds you, it's game over, and it's back to the last checkpoint. Should you knock something over, run, or otherwise breathe even slightly too loudly, Larry will hear you - and when he does, he'll come for you.
While each of the levels follows a fairly similar pattern - find your way through the narrow corridors of the spaceship from A to B and back again - what would otherwise be a fairly entertaining light puzzle game is turned into the most petrifying experience of the year, thanks to the every present Larry, always ready to capitalise on your mistakes. The only problem for you is that hugging, in Alien terms, involves pulling your insides out, or biting your face off with his second mouth - so it's probably best for you that you stay as far away from Larry as possible.Īnd that, is what makes Alien Isolation so tense. Moving around the dimly lit corridors of the space station, crouching behind whatever you can to desperately stay hidden, he'll come rushing towards even the slightest bit of sound he hears, as he's probably desperate for a hug, or some other sort of human contact. You see, poor old Larry isn't quite as scary as everyone makes out. Geiger creation, which we've nicknamed Larry, in an attempt to make him slightly less scary. Well, the Alien - the big, terrifying, oddly shaped H.R. Of course, there's a reason why everyone seems to be going crazy - and that's because there's something creepy on board the ship.
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