There’s an Android on this mission
In late 2018, 20th Century Fox trademarked “Alien: Blackout,” giving people hope that there was a proper sequel toAlien: Isolationon the way. That, uhh, didn’t turn out to be the case.Alien: Blackoutis a mobile game that launched earlier this year to a lukewarm reception.
Anyone who’s still intrigued won’t find a better opportunity to check it out. Today is Alien Day (it’s 4/26, and LV-426 is the moon they landed on inAlien), and that’s a good reason for a sale.Alien: Blackoutis $1 today oniOSandAndroiddevices, down from its usual $5.
Alien: Blackoutis a continuation of Amanda Ripley’s story, but she’s thrust into more of a tactical role. Ripley needs to use security cameras and computer interfaces to guide human survivors to safety while a Xenomorph chases them. It’sAlienby way ofFive Nights at Freddy’s. Maybe that’s worth a buck.
