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SEGA today announced that Alien: Isolation has sold through in excess of one million units worldwide. That’s definitely good news for both Creative Assembly and SEGA, though we do have to note that Aliens: Colonial Marines – a game that was not as good as Isolation – was able to sell more copies in the same amount of time, thus proving that marketing and over-hyping a game is essential for publishers. Continue reading Alien: Isolation Has Surpassed One Million Sold Copies [UPDATE]
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Alien: Isolation – Safe Haven DLC Available Now, Gets New Screenshots & Trailer
SEGA announced today that Safe Haven, the third of five Survivor Mode add-on packs for Alien: Isolation, is now available to download. In order to celebrate the launch of this new DLC, SEGA has also released a new set of screenshots from it. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – Safe Haven DLC Available Now, Gets New Screenshots & Trailer
Top 10 Optimized PC Games Of 2014
As we’ve already said, 2014 was a pretty interesting year. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare focused on current-gen platforms, Metal Gear Solid finally came to the PC, new titles supporting AMD’s Mantle API emerged (Sniper Elite 3, Civilization: Beyond Earth and THIEF), Ryse: Son of Rome hit the PC, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter wow’ed everyone with its high-resolution textures that did not require more than 1.5GB of VRAM. Continue reading Top 10 Optimized PC Games Of 2014
Alien: Isolation – New Patch Adds Two More Difficulty Modes
SEGA and The Creative Assembly have released a new update for Alien: Isolation that adds two more difficulty modes: Nightmare and Novice. As you may have expected, this new Nightmare mode is for all die-hard hardcore gamers that found the game too easy, while the Novice mode is for those who would like to explore Sevastopol instead of consistently hiding to avoid the androids or the alien itself. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – New Patch Adds Two More Difficulty Modes
Alien: Isolation – ‘Corporate Lockdown’ Add-on Pack Releases Next Week
And it’s time to milk yet again another franchise with multiple DLC packs. SEGA today announced that the first of five add-on packs for Alien: Isolation, ‘Corporate Lockdown’, releases October 28th, offering players three new challenging and terrifying maps for the game’s Survivor Mode. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – ‘Corporate Lockdown’ Add-on Pack Releases Next Week
Alien: Isolation – Graphical Enhancements Unveiled – Improve Planar Reflections, LOD & Shadows
Steam’s member ‘AngelGraves13’ has shared some tweaks that gamers can apply to the PC version of Alien: Isolation in order to further enhance the game’s visuals. By using AngelGraves13’s tweaks, you can enable higher quality shadows, enhance the game’s planar reflections and improve the game’s aggressive LOD system. In addition, you can alter the game’s Vertical FOV to Horizontal FOV thanks to the following tweaks. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – Graphical Enhancements Unveiled – Improve Planar Reflections, LOD & Shadows
Alien: Isolation – PC Performance Analysis
Alien: Isolation has just been released, and it’s time to see how this current-gen only game performs on the PC platform. Alien: Isolation is developed by The Cretive Assembly, the team behind the Total War series, and is powered by the team’s in-house engine. Naturally – and given The Creative Assembly’s record – a lot of PC gamers were questioning whether the team would be able to offer a polished version of a non-strategy game to its fans. And we are happy to report that Alien: Isolation performs incredibly well on the PC. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – PC Performance Analysis
Alien: Isolation – Modders Re-enable Oculus Rift Support
Well, you gotta love modders. A couple of months ago, SEGA showcased Alien: Isolation via Oculus Rift VR. Disappointingly enough, Creative Assembly dropped – all of a sudden – support for this VR device, meaning that the final version could not be enjoyed with it. Well, thanks to modders, now you can. Continue reading Alien: Isolation – Modders Re-enable Oculus Rift Support
Alien: Isolation – Low Versus Ultra Screenshots Comparison (4K)
SEGA was kind enough to provide us with a review code for Alien: Isolation, and below you can find a screenshot comparison between the game’s Low and Ultra settings. In order to provide a ‘apple-to-apple’ comparison, we kept the same AA, AF and resolution. As we can clearly see, there is a graphical difference between these settings, though it’s not as big as we’d hoped. We also noticed awkward SLI scaling behaviour with Ultra settings while we were running at 3840×2160 (in case you’re wondering then no; we were not VRAM limited). Enjoy the comparison and stay tuned for our Performance Analysis. We strongly suggest opening the images in a new tab in order to see the differences. As always, Ultra is on the left whereas Low is on the right! Continue reading Alien: Isolation – Low Versus Ultra Screenshots Comparison (4K)
Launch Trailers Released For Alien: Isolation & Styx: Master Of Shadows
SEGA and Focus Home Interactive have released the launch trailers for Alien: Isolation and Styx: Master Of Shadows, respectively. Both Alien: Isolation and Styx: Master Of Shadows release on the same day (October 7th). And if that wasn’t enough, Crytek’s Ryse releases three days afterwards. October and November will be busy months, so get ready for lots of games. Enjoy! Continue reading Launch Trailers Released For Alien: Isolation & Styx: Master Of Shadows