It's like seeing an old friend: the clanking in the vents over your head, the way the ribbed tail passes over objects with a thunk-ka-thunk-ka-thunk-ka-thunk, the head-within-a-head, the screaming.

Much like a truncated version of Alien: Romulus, the half-hour demo of Isolation’s sequel is gorgeous, faithful, frightening, and also deeply familiar. Perhaps a little too familiar. That sense of ...

Many thought there’d never be a sequel to Alien: Isolation, but it’s real and we’ve already played a demo that suggests it could be even better than the original. Decades later and somehow the sound ...