Alien Isolation Sequel Officially Announced and in Development

Back in 2014, Creative Assembly — the studio known for the Total War franchise — released a horror game based on the Aliens movie franchise. This was Alien Isolation; a single-player, stealth-focused horror game that surprisingly worked. If you liked what you played then, prepare for the chapter, as the studio officially announced the Alien Isolation sequel today!

While there’s no title, the studio did pen a letter to fans of the announcement.

To our fans around the world:

It’s hard to believe that it has been 10 years since we embarked on our journey with the release of ALIEN: ISOLATION.

When we started developing ALIEN: ISOLATION, we had one guiding principle: to create a truly authentic experience that went back to the roots of the ALIEN  franchise – a new story capturing the atmosphere and terror of the original 1979 movie masterpiece.

It’s been nothing short of incredible to witness your passion for the game over the years and see it reach so many players around the world. Your boundless enthusiasm, excitement, screams (!) and steely courage in the face of cinema’s greatest killer, have been profoundly rewarding.

Whether you’re a nightmare mode veteran or stepping into Amanda Ripley’s shoes for that thrilling first attempt (good luck!), we wanted to express our deep gratitude. It was a dream project brought to life by a brilliant team, and the reception you have given it over the years is extraordinary.

On the 10th anniversary, it seems only fitting to let you know that we have heard your distress calls loud and clear.

Today, I’m delighted to confirm, on behalf of the team, that a sequel to ALIEN: ISOLATION is in early development.
We look forward to sharing more details with you when we’re ready.

Once again, thank you.
Until next time,
Al Hope, Creative Director – ALIEN: ISOLATION
SEGA

As it stands today, Alien Isolation might be one the best reviewed Alien game of all-time. It’s currently standing at a “very positive” feedback rating on Steam with over 41,000 user reviews.

If you haven’t checked it out, it’s quite cheap to get either on console and PC, and we suggest checking it out. Just keep those expectations in check, as this isn’t a survival horror game where you pump the aliens full of lead.

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