Had no idea you were working on this! Alien: Isolation is one of my favorite games of all time alongside SOMA, I'm looking forward to diving in tomorrow.
As someone who 100% the game a few years back a lot of what you say I recall vividly on my many playthroughs trying to get the oneshot, mercy, and survivor achievement in a single playthrough. I believe the 1979 door code is located back in one of the areas you get to near the start of the game that you can only get to near the end. Its a stock of a lot of resources. I also noticed a lot of players didnt catch Samuals is an android. Famously Markiplier was convinced he was an android but also didn't realize the crew all knew he was an android, and it wasn't a secret. I recall the flight manafest lists him as such on the Torens but its been a while and I may be mistaken.
To sleep, perchance to dream my friend. A wonderful love letter to the greatest horror game of all time. Nothing in my entire life has ever replicated the sheer animal terror that this game provoked in me during my first playthrough. I will never forget it until I die.
Love the vid, but some clarification for a detail you missed. With the early lockdown from Apollo, it is implied it trapped most of the Hive in the reactor, leaving only the one Alien (or just a few) that were outside before the lockdown. When Amanda purges the reactor and lifts Apollo's lockdown, all of the creatures get a chance to escape as well. With all of the constant dots on the tracker in the hive, it's implied that there are a lot more than just 6 more Aliens.
Edit: the blackbox was wiped by Ransome in the DLC, that's one of the bonus objectives in his last mission. Also, the Alien can probably smell that the Joes aren't organic. It would've been cool to see the Alien looking at the Joe and being confused by it, but I headcanon it that the creatures have seen the Joes so many times by now that they're ignoring them (just like they would ignore the flamer and flares if you overused them).
Thank you! Oh yeah I did miss that connection. Now it fits perfectly why there weren't as many. So the lockdown started after the first Aliens set up the hive and thus couldn't leave.
They released Alien vs Predator back in 1999. The chameleon effect was used very well in the first marine mission. You keep wondering when you are going to see an alien, then there is a scene where this metal tube that looks like an alien pops out of the ceiling as well as some wires. Got me jump scared back in 99
Sleep perchance to dream. What a beautifully crafted and entertaining video. This is genuinely the best content I've seen about Alien Isolation. I've played the game to completion a few times and I adore it's hand crafted world.
You say that you can't imagine how Sevastopol was built, given that each part must have been manufactured on a planet and launched into space individually. However, in a world where space stations are commonplace, there is no need to manufacture the parts on a planet. They can be manufactured and assembled in space directly! Especially since resources are transported and refined in large haul vessels like the Nostromo. Why would you transport all the resources down to a planet, only to lift them off into space once they have been manufactured into space station parts? Cut the middle man: Freighters bring the resources to space stations, space stations do the manufacturing, and then the parts get transported and assembled, and boom you have your Sevastopol, with no planetary assembly required.
Thanks for collecting all this info in one place, there were several things I didn't already know. I had heard the To Sleep Perchance To Dream voice line before but couldn't make out what it was saying, so thanks for covering that.
THE SHEER TERROR and THRILL of willing your controller to move thru the soundscape from hell is making finally conquering this game 10 years on such a challenge. Your links and jigsaw pieces are SHEER GENIUS.
To sleep, perchance to dream. Just brilliant stuff. Thanks so much for putting this together. I enjoyed it so much. I've only discovered the concept of these iceberg videos and have watched a couple on a few my favourite topics but this is by far the best one I've seen. I wouldn't say that I am a fan of sci-fi or horror but I love this game and all the Alien films so much because of how much depth and detail there is in the it's universe. I think you've really shown that in this video. Thanks again! Jim
About the Chameleon effect: It might have been worthy of mention that in the very first one or two seconds of the game, right when the hypersleep pod opens and before Amanda steps out, the reflection in the lid looks exactly like a xenomorph head. I was fooled by it a little bit and got just a tiny bit of shock when I watched an early playthrough of the game.
To sleep, a chance to dream. Wow what an amazing video! Wasn't planning on it but sat through the whole thing in one go.. I think I need to eat something now...
1:34:59 I'd like to add something to this, on the aneisadora there's an active facehugger which we have to kill. This is probably the same one attached to foster and if it's still alive after implanting foster it could be possible that this was the royal facehugger since foster dd seem to have a very long window between implantation and chestburster emerging similar to ripley in alien 3
Sinclair is probably referential to Sir Clive Sinclair who was famous for revolutionizing British computing technologies in the 1980s and Thatcher was fond of him, a real company man. A lot of the people developing this game would have got started in development on a ZX Spectrum which is very reminiscent of the the low tech vibe of Alien the movie. Alien is a thoroughly British movie even if the cast is mostly American and the influences of British computing technology are very obvious in the game. Alien 3 has a lineup of fine British actors too.
I remember the xenomorph spawning for me earlier in chapter 3 before it's normally supposed to be introduced while I was running to the revolver room because I thought I was safe back when I played the game
42:06 i cant believe you dont mentioned that Sevastopol take 10 years to be completed, and that is a piece of information that is on the computers! On the history of the station or seegson something like that
I think the Chameleon Effect is a byproduct of both Giger's biomechanical designs for the xenomorph and Ron Cobb's industrial designs for the spaceships and tech. A great combination that works perfectly for the xenomorph, like a predator camouflaging with the artificial environment. Also, regarding its interactions with cats and androids, I have my own head canon explanations: even if it's an apex predator with hightened senses, the xenomorph has some sensory limitations. In the first film, I belive it spares Jonesy because he's inside a box, limiting the xenomorph ability to sense any signs of life (it even acts slower than usual once Ellen Ripley is inside a suit by the end). In Isolation, the same thing happens with Amanda every time she hides in a locker and holds her breath: the xeno simply can't easily detect life whenever there's interference, physical (like a locker or a box) or environmental (like noises, lights, scents, and temperature now that Romulus is out). The xenomorph simply can't feel any life signs from androids and it will ignore them, unless they pose a threat or are "in the way", like with Bishop in Aliens.
42:08 I could be wrong, but it seems like the station probably would have been built in orbit of a planet and then towed to its position during the game. It’s much like the refinery that the Nostromo was towing. It even looks like it some.
01:22:00 Just a theory to further back up this points, the aliens in Aliens are warriors, but drones in Isolation and the original. Perhaps the two react to fire differently, drones being almost immune, but warriors dying to it.
45:07 There is another reference of this drawing VERY early in the game when you are in departures, in the bar where you find the save point and progression in the vents below the bar there is the same drawing on the counter by some crayons.
The fact Gemini solutions and the engineering/reactor share the same walls and are literally right next to one another to me says the queen is embedded along the walls of Gemini inside the engineering reactor wing. If you look up the diagram of sevastapol you can clearly see what they were going for with it. They certainly intended it as an Easter egg for those that wanted to dig.
I keep trying to force myself to play this game as it's been sitting in my Epic library for a while now. Each time I start it up though, my brain just goes "nope, fuck this shit. I'm out"
@@IsUserADuck bruh what ! this is like the most intense experience on the first run . the only bad thing , you can only play it once after that its sadly done
i thought the same thing but its actually not that bad u get used to the alien by a while its just the way that it is fast and stealthy only the atmosphere can freak you out and thats what is alien isolation about just a masterpiece but outlast 1 2 is definitely way worse for me than this idk i cant decide (but since the alien mixes with humans and androids it makes the game way scarier actually i think i get way worse feeling from the android than the xeno the joes are so uncanny valley)
dude, 2 weeks ago? please let this hit the algorithm, blow up and revive this game 🙏 I made a playlist for my bros of longform and I'm slapping this on there rn
1:18:22 What if after trying to impregnate and ripping apart a bunch of Working Joes the Aliens realised that the guys with grey skin and guts aren't suitable to lay their eggs in?
My theory is that most of the Xeno'd Joes are that way literally just because they annoyed the Aliens in some way so they broke them out of sheer pettiness (in the Alien 2003 alternative cut they include the alien swatting Jonesy's cage away for no real reason besides again, pettiness)
Xenos use heat signature, which could explain it, but my theory, using what we know about them, is that they are just smart enough to know that they aren't human or of any use to them, so they don't bother with them, unless they get in the way or pose a threat. "It can't help us reproduce, it's not bothering us, I'm not wasting my time on it"
@@radicalsponge I got the files from a member of the OpenCage discord server, GHRamsEy. They can be found here: www.mediafire.com/file/zg2e098ya4acdjl/Sounds.7z/file
As for there to be only one alien in the beginning because it learns from the player's actions: In the Alien universe, it is canon that xenomorphs communicate in a telepathic or quasi-telepathic way. Individual xenos can only communicate simple notions telepathically, whereas the queen can do some pretty complex thinking and communicating. So it doesn't have to have been the same xeno all along. Due to telepathy, the xenos can have a shared pool of knowledge.
57:23 Idk but the things on the back of the alien resemble pili used by bacteria in order to pass on traits like anti-biotic resistance, this is a very long stretch but here it could be a case of them somehow transmitting the manerisims of the character or something like that .
Ransom reminds me a lot of Benny from FNV a lot but he really does around 1:07:00 not just how he sounds but what he says is a very Benny line. RIP Matthew Perry
1:15:00 Is it possible that those androids where probably trying to help humans from Alien before they where reprogramed? And Aliens ignoring them Is that they dont care for them unless they are threatent
Good work, man. Did I understand correctly, that you haven't seen any movies in the series beyond Aliens?! Alien 3 is, in my opinion, criminally underrated one, everyone should give it a try. PS Perchance to dream, BTW.
Thank you man, and yes I only watched till Aliens because anything beyond that I figured would have diminishing returns for what I could put in the video lol. I do plan on giving it a watch in the future though. To sleep, perchance to dream.
when did he said that after or before his mental breakdown ? i say , its canon once i see a roy betty combat unit throws a xenomorph out of the airlock
Oh my god, this was amazing! I beat this game and loved every moment of it! I didn't really get caught by the Alien too much cause I played with a healthy amount of fear and vowed to only walk and crouch. However, the Joes. The fucking Joes haunt my dreams. I think they were the scariest part of the game. Their glowing red and blue eyes are terrifying and completely unsettling from start to finish. My god, even writing this it freaks me out thinking about it. The whole atmosphere and attention to detail makes you forget you are playing a game. Your video brings some amazing points that I never noticed or knew about. Really great video!
Oh...by the way.....in reference to the origami figurine.......alien and blade runner...ARE....in the same universe....Capt. Dallas' resume as him working for Tyrell Corp. before WY.....pause the screen in aliens during Ripley's deposition
Alien isolation is one of my favorite games yet its one i rarely feel like playing since it's so terrifying 😂 Still one of the most memorable games ever and is seemingly overlooked by most.
5:35 you only hear announcements from this voice in a couple places (usually it's the Apollo AI voice speaking) and it's actually Hughes, one of their tech heads. He's the first guy you see get killed by the androids when you're in the vent. Edit: don't make fun of me, I wrote this comment like 10 minutes in
i think the easieste explanation for why the xeno does not attack androids is that it doesnt sense heat from them? i think that would be the easiest way to differentiate it from a living animal along with smell!
I love this game at least you do pranks in this game😂 0:24 I’m getting some Prometheus vibes of a mural if you want him watch the movie but anyway I think you’re on something😅 58:02
I spent 3/4 of the entire game feeling safe in the vents and then a Alien gave me the fright of my life I still feel scared fml I also one time accidentally bonked the wall next to the very first train car scene and the alien heard and came down and murdered me so he is very much out and about there if you arent careful
The only game where you pay money to experience the thrill of being absolutely useless against a space lizard
"It was a Dragon."
It's an insect, it has an exoskeleton....
“Its a superacid”
While yes they are often called "bugs" Xenos dont always have exoskeletons Nore do they lack internal muscles.
I kinda always thought crabs….
Had no idea you were working on this! Alien: Isolation is one of my favorite games of all time alongside SOMA, I'm looking forward to diving in tomorrow.
I didn't know you were also a big fan of Alien: Isolation! I hope you enjoy, a lot of work went into this one lol
As someone who 100% the game a few years back a lot of what you say I recall vividly on my many playthroughs trying to get the oneshot, mercy, and survivor achievement in a single playthrough. I believe the 1979 door code is located back in one of the areas you get to near the start of the game that you can only get to near the end. Its a stock of a lot of resources. I also noticed a lot of players didnt catch Samuals is an android. Famously Markiplier was convinced he was an android but also didn't realize the crew all knew he was an android, and it wasn't a secret. I recall the flight manafest lists him as such on the Torens but its been a while and I may be mistaken.
To sleep, perchance to dream my friend. A wonderful love letter to the greatest horror game of all time. Nothing in my entire life has ever replicated the sheer animal terror that this game provoked in me during my first playthrough. I will never forget it until I die.
Love the vid, but some clarification for a detail you missed. With the early lockdown from Apollo, it is implied it trapped most of the Hive in the reactor, leaving only the one Alien (or just a few) that were outside before the lockdown. When Amanda purges the reactor and lifts Apollo's lockdown, all of the creatures get a chance to escape as well. With all of the constant dots on the tracker in the hive, it's implied that there are a lot more than just 6 more Aliens.
Edit: the blackbox was wiped by Ransome in the DLC, that's one of the bonus objectives in his last mission. Also, the Alien can probably smell that the Joes aren't organic. It would've been cool to see the Alien looking at the Joe and being confused by it, but I headcanon it that the creatures have seen the Joes so many times by now that they're ignoring them (just like they would ignore the flamer and flares if you overused them).
Thank you! Oh yeah I did miss that connection. Now it fits perfectly why there weren't as many. So the lockdown started after the first Aliens set up the hive and thus couldn't leave.
@@gregorynikolay Sound theory
We are in a post Alien: Isolation Iceberg era…historic moment
Sisyphus finally rolled the boulder to the top of the hill.
They released Alien vs Predator back in 1999. The chameleon effect was used very well in the first marine mission. You keep wondering when you are going to see an alien, then there is a scene where this metal tube that looks like an alien pops out of the ceiling as well as some wires. Got me jump scared back in 99
I still cant believe IGN only gave this game a 5.9
Ign... 9 for fail guard... And ya 5.9 too challenging and scary....
Sleep perchance to dream. What a beautifully crafted and entertaining video. This is genuinely the best content I've seen about Alien Isolation. I've played the game to completion a few times and I adore it's hand crafted world.
@@SgtHamster Thank you so much for your comment ❤️ I'm really glad you enjoyed :)
Ransome is despicable. What's scary is that there's no shortage of people like that in the real world.
Thank you for current-daying us. Appreciated
1:25:15 aliens can also drop down in the vents while you’re in there. It’s scary as shit
Bottom of the ocean. A sequel is coming 🎉
Had a lot of fun helping get footage for this video! It turned out great!
Thank you CatVR! You were an immense help during production lol
You say that you can't imagine how Sevastopol was built, given that each part must have been manufactured on a planet and launched into space individually. However, in a world where space stations are commonplace, there is no need to manufacture the parts on a planet. They can be manufactured and assembled in space directly! Especially since resources are transported and refined in large haul vessels like the Nostromo. Why would you transport all the resources down to a planet, only to lift them off into space once they have been manufactured into space station parts? Cut the middle man: Freighters bring the resources to space stations, space stations do the manufacturing, and then the parts get transported and assembled, and boom you have your Sevastopol, with no planetary assembly required.
Exactly
IT'S HERE!
Enjoy!
Thanks for collecting all this info in one place, there were several things I didn't already know. I had heard the To Sleep Perchance To Dream voice line before but couldn't make out what it was saying, so thanks for covering that.
Thank you for this amazing and outstanding content! I love the Alien universe and I always missed a good Iceberg video. To sleep, perchance to dream
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed haha. To sleep, perchance to dream.
just watched the ftl video i hope u will grow much more , ty for the content
Thanks a lot man! Glad you enjoy it :)
THE SHEER TERROR and THRILL of willing your controller to move thru the soundscape from hell is making finally conquering this game 10 years on such a challenge. Your links and jigsaw pieces are SHEER GENIUS.
Perchance to love this video.
Also I subscribed. I look forward to more! You are a talented essayist! So good!
To sleep, perchance to dream. Just brilliant stuff. Thanks so much for putting this together. I enjoyed it so much. I've only discovered the concept of these iceberg videos and have watched a couple on a few my favourite topics but this is by far the best one I've seen. I wouldn't say that I am a fan of sci-fi or horror but I love this game and all the Alien films so much because of how much depth and detail there is in the it's universe. I think you've really shown that in this video. Thanks again! Jim
Thank you so much for your comment :) Stuff like makes the amount of work that went into it very much worth it haha
To sleep, perchance to dream
And I'm dreaming of Alien Isolation 2
Great vid
Thank you :) Me too my friend
@@SaadTheGlad you're welcome. Always appreciate a video with a lot of effort put in by someone who cares
It's already confirmed to be coming out and is in the works relax lmao
@Dhampire1976 oh I know, but I'm still dreaming of it
This was an amazing video about one of my favorite games! Nice job!!
To sleep perchance to dream.
Thanks a lot!! Happy you enjoyed :)
To sleep, perchance to dream…what an excellent run through of the game and lore!
@@elaineweaver12 Thank you very much!
About the Chameleon effect: It might have been worthy of mention that in the very first one or two seconds of the game, right when the hypersleep pod opens and before Amanda steps out, the reflection in the lid looks exactly like a xenomorph head. I was fooled by it a little bit and got just a tiny bit of shock when I watched an early playthrough of the game.
Ohhh yes you're right that fact escaped me and I knew that I didn't collect all instances of the effect. Nice catch!
To sleep perchance to dream. Excellent work
Thank you :))
Greatest Alien game by a mile
Truly captured the essence of what Alien was , and should be
Completely hopless , trying to survive
To sleep per chance to dream : p. Loved your video!
Thank you very much!
To sleep, perchance to dream.
To sleep, a chance to dream. Wow what an amazing video! Wasn't planning on it but sat through the whole thing in one go.. I think I need to eat something now...
Thank you soo much, you don't know how happy this comment made me :)
1:34:59 I'd like to add something to this, on the aneisadora there's an active facehugger which we have to kill. This is probably the same one attached to foster and if it's still alive after implanting foster it could be possible that this was the royal facehugger since foster dd seem to have a very long window between implantation and chestburster emerging similar to ripley in alien 3
The algorithm gods have blessed me once again 🙌🏾
Sinclair is probably referential to Sir Clive Sinclair who was famous for revolutionizing British computing technologies in the 1980s and Thatcher was fond of him, a real company man. A lot of the people developing this game would have got started in development on a ZX Spectrum which is very reminiscent of the the low tech vibe of Alien the movie. Alien is a thoroughly British movie even if the cast is mostly American and the influences of British computing technology are very obvious in the game. Alien 3 has a lineup of fine British actors too.
I remember the xenomorph spawning for me earlier in chapter 3 before it's normally supposed to be introduced while I was running to the revolver room because I thought I was safe back when I played the game
very good review brother! You deserve alot more subs you convinced me to buy the game.
Thank you very much :) Enjoy the game
42:06 i cant believe you dont mentioned that Sevastopol take 10 years to be completed, and that is a piece of information that is on the computers! On the history of the station or seegson something like that
Scratch that, I very much did mention it in the Sevastopol entry with "...construction lasted from 2095 to 2105..."
I think the Chameleon Effect is a byproduct of both Giger's biomechanical designs for the xenomorph and Ron Cobb's industrial designs for the spaceships and tech. A great combination that works perfectly for the xenomorph, like a predator camouflaging with the artificial environment.
Also, regarding its interactions with cats and androids, I have my own head canon explanations: even if it's an apex predator with hightened senses, the xenomorph has some sensory limitations. In the first film, I belive it spares Jonesy because he's inside a box, limiting the xenomorph ability to sense any signs of life (it even acts slower than usual once Ellen Ripley is inside a suit by the end).
In Isolation, the same thing happens with Amanda every time she hides in a locker and holds her breath: the xeno simply can't easily detect life whenever there's interference, physical (like a locker or a box) or environmental (like noises, lights, scents, and temperature now that Romulus is out). The xenomorph simply can't feel any life signs from androids and it will ignore them, unless they pose a threat or are "in the way", like with Bishop in Aliens.
42:08 I could be wrong, but it seems like the station probably would have been built in orbit of a planet and then towed to its position during the game. It’s much like the refinery that the Nostromo was towing. It even looks like it some.
To sleep pretends to dream
Thank you so much ❤️
To sleep, perchance to dream. Cheers for this, I enjoyed every second!
Thank you! I'm really happy you enjoyed :)
to sleep, perchance to dream. Amazing video
Thank you so much :)
Great video!
Thank you!
01:22:00 Just a theory to further back up this points, the aliens in Aliens are warriors, but drones in Isolation and the original. Perhaps the two react to fire differently, drones being almost immune, but warriors dying to it.
45:07 There is another reference of this drawing VERY early in the game when you are in departures, in the bar where you find the save point and progression in the vents below the bar there is the same drawing on the counter by some crayons.
The fact Gemini solutions and the engineering/reactor share the same walls and are literally right next to one another to me says the queen is embedded along the walls of Gemini inside the engineering reactor wing. If you look up the diagram of sevastapol you can clearly see what they were going for with it. They certainly intended it as an Easter egg for those that wanted to dig.
I keep trying to force myself to play this game as it's been sitting in my Epic library for a while now.
Each time I start it up though, my brain just goes "nope, fuck this shit. I'm out"
It's just a game. And it's not even that scary.
@@IsUserADuck bruh what ! this is like the most intense experience on the first run . the only bad thing , you can only play it once after that its sadly done
i thought the same thing but its actually not that bad u get used to the alien by a while its just the way that it is fast and stealthy only the atmosphere can freak you out and thats what is alien isolation about just a masterpiece but outlast 1 2 is definitely way worse for me than this idk i cant decide (but since the alien mixes with humans and androids it makes the game way scarier actually i think i get way worse feeling from the android than the xeno the joes are so uncanny valley)
Thanks for scaring the utter crap out of me 😭 5:44 lmao
42:14 You build a space station at a dry dock in space. They likely made it into sections then connected the parts together.
Well done.
dude, 2 weeks ago? please let this hit the algorithm, blow up and revive this game 🙏 I made a playlist for my bros of longform and I'm slapping this on there rn
Here's hoping man :)
to sleep...perchance to dream....
excellent work, i look forward to more
Thank you :) Glad you enjoyed
1:27:45 Also in the first trap room next to the dead body on the dest, next to the vent
1:18:22 What if after trying to impregnate and ripping apart a bunch of Working Joes the Aliens realised that the guys with grey skin and guts aren't suitable to lay their eggs in?
Wow that... makes a lot of sense actually damn
My theory is that most of the Xeno'd Joes are that way literally just because they annoyed the Aliens in some way so they broke them out of sheer pettiness (in the Alien 2003 alternative cut they include the alien swatting Jonesy's cage away for no real reason besides again, pettiness)
Xenos use heat signature, which could explain it, but my theory, using what we know about them, is that they are just smart enough to know that they aren't human or of any use to them, so they don't bother with them, unless they get in the way or pose a threat. "It can't help us reproduce, it's not bothering us, I'm not wasting my time on it"
1:35:24 Omg you have access to the game files! I was unable to access them myself, could you please publicly release the entire game audio folder?
@@radicalsponge I got the files from a member of the OpenCage discord server, GHRamsEy. They can be found here: www.mediafire.com/file/zg2e098ya4acdjl/Sounds.7z/file
@@SaadTheGlad nice! thank you
Thanks for this, this was great - to sleep, perchance to dream 😎
Thank you for watching :))
abt to have the best sleep of my life
Perchance to dream?
As for there to be only one alien in the beginning because it learns from the player's actions: In the Alien universe, it is canon that xenomorphs communicate in a telepathic or quasi-telepathic way. Individual xenos can only communicate simple notions telepathically, whereas the queen can do some pretty complex thinking and communicating.
So it doesn't have to have been the same xeno all along. Due to telepathy, the xenos can have a shared pool of knowledge.
57:23 Idk but the things on the back of the alien resemble pili used by bacteria in order to pass on traits like anti-biotic resistance, this is a very long stretch but here it could be a case of them somehow transmitting the manerisims of the character or something like that .
H.R Giger's whole thing is mixing the biological with the mechanical, so he very well may have used that feature in his design.
To sleep, perchance to dream
Looking forward to more
Lambert's nasty cough not being at the bottom of the ocean level is a crime :0
Could you elaborate on that
Cool video
Great research and very high effort editing. This must have taken forever to produce. Thanks man
Thanks for noticing haha. It did indeed take forever lol
Ransom reminds me a lot of Benny from FNV a lot but he really does around 1:07:00 not just how he sounds but what he says is a very Benny line. RIP Matthew Perry
22:10 "There's always a bigger fish" reference???~?~??!!?!?
I always like to think the scary door is a Futurama reference.
1:15:00 Is it possible that those androids where probably trying to help humans from Alien before they where reprogramed? And Aliens ignoring them Is that they dont care for them unless they are threatent
Shit me pants when that damn door popped up
Good work, man. Did I understand correctly, that you haven't seen any movies in the series beyond Aliens?! Alien 3 is, in my opinion, criminally underrated one, everyone should give it a try.
PS Perchance to dream, BTW.
Thank you man, and yes I only watched till Aliens because anything beyond that I figured would have diminishing returns for what I could put in the video lol. I do plan on giving it a watch in the future though.
To sleep, perchance to dream.
Bro when Julia Jones says she’s thrilled about the disappearances, it was sarcasm, she was terrified.
I don't think it was sarcasm
Bladerunner & Alien are the same universe. Confirmed by Ridley Scott himself. Look it up
when did he said that after or before his mental breakdown ? i say , its canon once i see a roy betty combat unit throws a xenomorph out of the airlock
@@jackplisken4738... Capt. Dallas ' resume has him working for Tyrell Corp before WY.....
@@jackplisken4738pause scene in aliens during Ripley's deposition.....
@@jackplisken4738so yes.....blade runner is canon
Hope they dont fuck up the sequel 😂
Oh my god, this was amazing! I beat this game and loved every moment of it!
I didn't really get caught by the Alien too much cause I played with a healthy amount of fear and vowed to only walk and crouch.
However, the Joes. The fucking Joes haunt my dreams. I think they were the scariest part of the game. Their glowing red and blue eyes are terrifying and completely unsettling from start to finish.
My god, even writing this it freaks me out thinking about it. The whole atmosphere and attention to detail makes you forget you are playing a game.
Your video brings some amazing points that I never noticed or knew about. Really great video!
Thank you very much! I'm happy you enjoyed it haha Yeah, the Joes also haunted me at some point, the creepy bastards.
Oh...by the way.....in reference to the origami figurine.......alien and blade runner...ARE....in the same universe....Capt. Dallas' resume as him working for Tyrell Corp. before WY.....pause the screen in aliens during Ripley's deposition
52:57 "A better ship for a name"?
they call me John nitpick
What a cool effin movie, man! Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching!
THE CAT LIVES - The cat makes it out in a shuttle with another character called “Joe”. The cats name is for some reason (don’t ask why) corn
Source?
@@SaadTheGlad ua-cam.com/video/85gFeaz0YYs/v-deo.htmlsi=pgrSpp8vRn1DcT87
Good video, dont listen to the haters 😎
Alien isolation is one of my favorite games yet its one i rarely feel like playing since it's so terrifying 😂
Still one of the most memorable games ever and is seemingly overlooked by most.
5:35 you only hear announcements from this voice in a couple places (usually it's the Apollo AI voice speaking) and it's actually Hughes, one of their tech heads. He's the first guy you see get killed by the androids when you're in the vent.
Edit: don't make fun of me, I wrote this comment like 10 minutes in
Ayy lmao as always
this game like the final station don't have enough lore explanations even for the DLCs
To Sleep Per Chance to Dream
i think the easieste explanation for why the xeno does not attack androids is that it doesnt sense heat from them? i think that would be the easiest way to differentiate it from a living animal along with smell!
Remember, Alien Isolation sequel!!!
I’m ashamed to say i bought this game for my iPad, Xbox and pc lol it’s really good and I’m very excited for the sequel.
Jumpscare at 0:00 😢
Omg thx 🙏🏼
No problem ✌🏼😉
Oi a new iceberg?
Yessir
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I'm surprised alien in the vents was so low. I died in there the first time I played
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Imagine if they made a sequel… wait… they are making ❤🎉
RIP AXLE 🪦😭✝️ TAKEN TOO SOON 🤜🏼🤜🏼
We meet again.
I love this game at least you do pranks in this game😂 0:24
I’m getting some Prometheus vibes of a mural if you want him watch the movie but anyway I think you’re on something😅 58:02
I spent 3/4 of the entire game feeling safe in the vents and then a Alien gave me the fright of my life I still feel scared fml
I also one time accidentally bonked the wall next to the very first train car scene and the alien heard and came down and murdered me so he is very much out and about there if you arent careful
To wake, perchance to hallucinate.
The GOAT
Bro scrolls for a good horror game to plat at 0:06 and doesn't pick barony , games gone soft
And you would finish gow's story but not fight the Valkyries, actually gone soft.
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To sleep; perchance, to dream. 🤖
54:34 MOTHERFCKER I ALMOST GOT A HEARTATTACK
To sleep, perchance to dream