Get ready for a spine-chilling experience as a new fright-filled game inspired by the iconic Alien movies creeps closer to its release this year. Alien: Rogue Incursion, set in the eerie Alien universe, promises to deliver an intense adventure for gamers. While the Alien game series has seen its share of hits and misses, fans still hail Alien: Isolation as the pinnacle of fear-inducing gameplay.
Alien: Isolation stands out as one of the finest horror games, praised for its stealth mechanics and the nerve-wracking pursuit by a cunning Xenomorph. Plunging players into a first-person perspective, it immerses them deeply into the heart-pounding action, much like being part of the terrifying ordeal. Similar first-person experiences await in titles like Alien: Covenant In Utero and Alien: Descent, setting the stage for Alien: Rogue Incursion’s imminent debut in this immersive style.
Today, Survios, the studio behind the upcoming spine-chiller, unveiled a sneak peek video for Alien: Rogue Incursion. Scheduled for a holiday 2024 release, this VR horror adventure will haunt PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest 3, and PCVR through Steam. Eager fans can already add it to their wishlist on PlayStation VR2, with wishlist options for other platforms coming soon.
Survios boasts a rich history in crafting captivating VR games, with titles like Creed: Rise to Glory, Westworld Awakening, and The Walking Dead: Onslaught under their belt. With Alien: Rogue Incursion, players will embark on a thrilling journey within the beloved sci-fi realm, confronting the formidable “Perfect Organism.”
Speaking about their passion for the Alien franchise, Survios expressed their enthusiasm for creating an unparalleled VR experience. The new narrative promises to encompass the essence of the 45-year-old Alien saga, complete with spine-chilling Xenomorph encounters. While the teaser held back on gameplay reveals, anticipation runs high among fans hoping for Alien: Rogue Incursion to match the nail-biting intensity of Alien: Isolation’s survival-horror legacy.
