'You’re going to feel exposed, vulnerable, and very isolated' — 'Alien Isolation 2' creative director talks upping the scare factor for the sequel (interview)
After a decade of waiting, Creative Director Al Hope says Alien Isolation 2 "feels like coming home".
Alien: Isolation 2, the highly-anticipated sequel to the groundbreaking sci-fi horror game released in 2014, is set to deliver even more bone-chilling terror for fans. After a 12-year wait, players will once again find themselves as a survey team member at Kurosaki Station, a Weyland-Yutani outpost, hunting for survivors after a ship crash.
However, the experience quickly turns into a fight for survival as they become prey to a relentless xenomorph. Creative Director Al Hope discusses the challenges and triumphs of bringing the 'Isolation Experience' to new environments, pushing the boundaries of horror in video games.
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