Yes I know there was flamethrower fuel in the room I was about to exit. I didn’t know until I started looking around for some when I reloaded the save due to me having no flamethrower fuel or not enough materials to make some Molotovs.

Steve is definitely much more persistent. The hallway of death was actually a challenge. Due to resource scarcity I had to change up my normal strategy a few times. When you go to restart transit and have to deal with a human then android. Instead of killing the human then stunning and beating the Droid I just let him out so the human to soften up, he only took 3 bullets rather than 6+. I was expecting the mainframe and core to be the worst but the game took pity on me and bugged so there were only 2 joes in the mainframe vs the usual 4. Aside from a few parts I waa surprised how easy it was but I'll chalk that up to being very familiar with the game. I had the dialogue bug many many times and had to restart regularly.

Was playing through mission 18 and got back to the terminal before the airlock after being captured. Entered the room and Ripley randomly caught on fire despite not seemingly touching anything on fire. This was terrifying as I was finishing my One Shot run but I managed to get through by running. However after going to put on the suit I noticed Ripley was still on fire. This continued through the end of the game where anytime I'd interact with something Ripleys flaming arms would pop up. I even noticed an Alien had a flaming head. All this to say Ripley is now Johnny Storm and I discovered that even worse than a regular Steve is a mfing Steve on fire. Will upload footage later but lmk if this has been discovered already

Okay so quick and ugly, I have sensory disorder and ADHD and find myself struggling with video games that are a little harder than what I'm used to. Like I just finished outlast on insane mode finally but I literally had to play the game probably three or four dozen times so that I had it memorized. Just motor skills wise and cognitively there are some deficits and so games like this can be more challenging for me than I think for most people. I've been playing video games like this since I was a kid, so 30+ years.

I can usually figure out how to compensate for those things but this game is giving me the business. Is there anyone else with similar things that can give advice on how to get through it? I'm just now on the mission getting the medical supplies. I think it's five? Anyway. Any advice would be great because I keep getting stuck trying to get through the damn door by the rubber rooms. Biggest thing is adjusting the sensitivity of controllers usually helps and it's not in this case.

Not my creation and no affiliation but YouTube recommended this video “Alien Animation - Alien Isolation Parody” to me from 7 years ago.

I thought I’d share it here, as I hadn’t seen it posted before.

Microphones suck balls

Hello everyone!

As promised here are the results from my survey. Thank you so much to all that partook, it was really great so many people responded :)

Simplified graphs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wId8dON6EHmfm9J9cbRl7LPpLfMXbpEcYUZEn0xdQHk/edit?usp=sharing

Full sheets link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16UBS0iESl46BJCfECMkyi9tK6_gMW7flYMqGt6GF1gM/edit?usp=sharing

previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/alienisolation/comments/1ha8eyc/alien_isolation_player_experience_survey/

Playing on a switch and u/hellknight wanted to see another one of this.

I let out the largest “holy fuck” known to man

Installing the game as I write this to play tonight. Granny is the scariest game I've played and she horrified me to the point I was too scared to play, so who knows how scared I'll get from this.

I think this game is amazing, but it’s also absolutely horrifying. As soon as I hear a noise or see something move in the corner of my eye I have to pause the game and take a 5 minute breather lol

Do you have any tips for someone who’s too scared to play?

I was making a run for the achievement from completing the game without dying and I got near the end of the game when a facehugger I had never encountered before came out of nowhere and ruined all those hours of gameplay

Steam sales are here and I wanted to finally buy Alien: Isolation. I've seen though that the complete collection is also very cheap. I know the price difference isn't that big, but I want to know some thoughts about it before I proceed with buying it.

I've played Alien Isolation nightmare mode on my ps4 but I just bought it on steam and I downloaded the vr mod and I just wanted some advice from others who have played it (p.s I'm experienced in vr games so I wont get motion sick)

I'm about to start my first real playthrough (played for a couple hours a few months ago) and I'm gonna do it on nightmare mode cuz why not. Any tips?