10 Best Aliens And Predator Games

Not the sequel/spinoff to Alien: Isolation we needed, but the one that we deserved before the actual sequel is (hopefully) announced, this smartphone exclusive at first gained the ire of many Alien fans because it seemed like they were getting a downgrade after waiting for over five years to get back into the mind of Amanda Ripley.

Fortunately, the producers at D3 GO! gave their full attention and put effort into making it so that the Isolation formula could be applied to a smaller screen with the same effect.

Somehow, someway, D3 was able to pull off the unimaginable and created an Alien experience that terrified phone players around the world. Labeled the Five Nights at Freddy's of Alien games, the player as Amanda attempts to get seven crew members aboard a Weyland-Yutani space station that has become infested with the worst space cockroach ever.

The Five Nights comparison was not incorrect, as the gameplay consisted of Amanda rerouting power to help the surviving crewmates escape from an Alien that fortunately retained the A.I. from its console predecessor, never doing the exact same thing twice and forcing players to remain constantly on edge, unaware of what their ultra intelligent rival was going to do.