Isolation, the developers at Creative Assembly has announced they’re working on a sequel. “We have heard your distress calls loud and clear,” wrote Al Hope, creative director at Creative Assembly. “I’m delighted to confirm,

Creative Assembly’s sequel announcement couldn’t be timed any better. Between the recent release of Alien: Romulus, which amassed over $300 million during its worldwide box office run, and Noah Hawley’s upcoming TV series Alien: Earth slated to premiere next year, there’s seldom been a better time to be a fan of the Alien franchise than right now.

Alien: Isolation now has a sequel in early development. If you don’t believe us, take the official X account’s word for it. We currently don’t have any other details on this sequel, but a look back at reviews for Alien: Isolation should give you hope we’ll get another solid game here.

On Monday, Sega and Creative Assembly announced that after a decade of fans asking and pleading for an Alien: Isolation sequel, it’s actually happening. However, it’ll still probably be at least a year or two before we’ll see the highly anticipated horror game.

With the 10th anniversary of the sci-fi horror masterwork Alien: Isolation upon us, creative director Al Hope has announced that the sequel fans have been pining for is finally going to happen. "When we started developing Alien: Isolation,

As if Alien fans hadn’t had enough to chew on lately, Sega’s acclaimed studio Creative Assembly confirmed it’s working on a sequel to 2014’s hit horror title Alien: Isolation. The studio’s creative director Alistair Hope posted on X to celebrate the original game’s 10 year anniversary,

Developer Creative Assembly has made many Alien fans' dreams come true by finally announcing a sequel to their great survival horror game, Alien: Isolation. Today, on the game's 1

Earth TV series is well on its way (and even has a teaser already!), and one of the best movie tie-in video games ever made, Alien: Isolation, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this week. But that's not all folks — that is not all!