#Alien isolation dlc windows

The DLC focuses on a few objectives and set-pieces. Not to mention that the game also includes a few larger areas, like this one, to make the cramped corridors and ducts feel even more claustrophobic by comparison too. So, a few of the things I’d planned to screenshot for this review – such as the ship’s entire crew in the intro cinematic – didn’t get captured.Īnyway, let’s take a look at “Alien Isolation: Crew Exependable”.

#Alien isolation dlc windows

Sorry about the slightly random screenshots in this review though – I used Windows 10’s built-in screenshot tools, but they only seemed to work some of the time ( and caused an annoying mouse-cursor to appear on screen occasionally). And, even though “Crew Expendable” technically tells a short self-contained story, it’s probably worth both watching the film ( so you know the characters and premise better) and also getting some practice with the main game before playing it. Since this is DLC, you’ll also need a copy of the main game to play it ( which probably explains why it’s a very reasonable 268 Mb download). Plus, unlike the main game, it is directly based on part of Ridley Scott’s 1979 sci-fi horror classic “Alien” 🙂 Since a DRM-free edition of it had been reduced to less than a quid during the site’s summer sale and because it was an actual gameplay-based DLC, it seemed like a no-brainer.

Well, although I’m still sort of taking a break from horror games, I couldn’t help but get the 2014 “Crew Expendable” DLC for “ Alien: Isolation” (2014).