The Creative Assembly just released its latest Alien: Isolation developer diary, this time showing how the developer created the alien.
Creative Assembly designer Gary Napper talks about the importance of making the alien as unpredictable as possible to create a believable, terrifying experience for the player. He said the alien reacts and waits for the player and is not scripted into certain movements or attacks.
Alien: Isolation is set 15 years after the original Alien movie, where you control Amanda, Ellen Ripley’s daughter, who’s on a mission to uncover what happened to her mother.
