The second DLC pack for survival horror game Alien: Isolation launches today for Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC. European PlayStation owners get it tomorrow, Wednesday, 3rd December. The DLC is called ...

The third downloadable content pack for sci-fi survival horror game Alien: Isolation launches today for Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC. European PlayStation owners get it tomorrow, Wednesday, 14th January ...

Don't fancy pre-ordering Alien: Isolation just to nab its awesome 1979-era DLC? Not a problem, as SEGA has promised the DLC will be made available after the game is out. More like this Alien: ...

The fourth and second-to-last pack of downloadable content for Alien: Isolation is now available for download. Called Lost Contact, the DLC is an add-on for Alien: Isolation's survivor mode, in which ...

Now that it’s finally available GameCentral play through both of the downloadable extras for Alien Isolation, but are they worth all the controversy? The two pre-order extras for Alien Isolation are ...

Sega has announced the first of a batch of DLC for its hit survival horror Alien Isolation, and it's set to arrive in time for Halloween. Corporate Lockdown stars a new character - Seegson executive ...

If you've already thwarted the alien in Alien: Isolation and need more to do, there's good news on the horizon! There's additional content coming to the game in the form of DLC, known as Corporate ...

Sega has announced the first of five upcoming add-ons for Alien: Isolation will arrive before the end of the month. Dubbed Corporate Lockdown, the new DLC has players assuming the role of a new ...

Alien: Isolation is still a few months away from a release, but developer The Creative Assembly has just revealed its first piece of downloadable content – and it’s shaping up to be a real corker. The ...

Alien: Isolation ($49.99) is one of the best games of the year, and a far cry from 2013's disastrous Aliens: Colonial Marines. Instead of using James Cameron's Aliens as its foundation, as so many ...

I see a lot of people writing in praising Sony and commenting on their belief that Sony will have a better range of software due to their extended first party studios. While I can’t argue that Sony ...