But as you progress further and further you will find the there is a way through it, if it’s the floor vents you must use to crouch silently through, the wall vents to scurry from room to room, the lockers to hide from any danger that might walk into the room behind you or the god sent homemade motion tracker, and it really is a godsend. You’ll quickly realize that any noise is not good, if it’s your incredibly loud entrance into a locker or the sound of your heart sinking as the Alien drops into the hallway in front of you and chases you into inevitable death.

The game is visually stunning but it has a few quirks to work out, in a cinematic you will hear the voices of your allies but their mouth and expressions will be a little choppy. The use of music and sound effects is so crucial in the game play and keeping the aspect of the horror in your head as you hear the Alien drop out of a nearby air vent or hearing the beep from your motion tracker telling you something is right beside you. It sticks to the feeling and suspense as the movies do, not action packed but keeping you intrigued and on the edge of your seat by having you question every turn. A lover of the movies and the horror genre will enjoy this game, but it may be too hard or lack guidance for some.