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If you still haven't picked up Alien: Isolation, now is a good time. Feral Interactive have the game on sale on their official store.

Alien: Isolation – The Collection is the base game plus all the DLC available, so it's a rather good deal!

Note: While AMD GPUs aren't officially supported, the latest version of Mesa apparently gives a good experience.

Sale link: https://store.feralinteractive.com/en/mac-linux-games/alienisolation/

Buying it there actually gives more money to Feral, so it's a good way to get a cheap game and support the porting company directly.

A cracking deal for a brilliant game, just be sure to get a spare set of pants ready. It's easily on of the scariest games available on Linux right now. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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damarrin Nov 19, 2016
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I'm halfway through the PS4 version, but bought nonetheless. Apparently I have too much money. I hope Feral will, too. ;-)
lucifertdark Nov 19, 2016
I grabbed it when it first released for Linux, if I hadn't I'd grab it now, one day I might even get all the way through it.
pete910 Nov 19, 2016
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Grabbed a another copy for my daughter last night :D
MayeulC Nov 19, 2016
Too. Many. Games.
gojul Nov 19, 2016
Could not complete the game. Too... stressful
Mike Nov 19, 2016
I might finally buy it. I'm halfway to own all of Feral ports, but they port games faster that I can play them :p

How does Alien run on Linux? Haven't check yet...
enz Nov 19, 2016
Quoting: MikeHow does Alien run on Linux? Haven't check yet...

It runs very well on my GeForce GTX 750Ti. It started up with low graphics settings after installation, but even after changing most settings to high, the performance is very decent.
dfrn Nov 20, 2016
How scary is the game? I really don't like scary stuff. Especially Jump scares (which is basically the lamest way to scare people in media).
tuubi Nov 20, 2016
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Quoting: dfrnHow scary is the game? I really don't like scary stuff. Especially Jump scares (which is basically the lamest way to scare people in media).
Scaredy-cats unite! I've only played a few hours so far, but mostly it's about the butt clenching tension of survival than actual brown-pants scares. It's a sci-fi thriller like the Alien movies more than outright horror. There's a constant sense of peril as you explore the space station. The game's stressful enough to keep me playing in short stints, and difficult and frustrating but the atmosphere is spot on and the experience is good.
dragev Nov 20, 2016
Bought. Don't think it will run well on my APU though :p

Edit: After playing the game for two hours, I can say that the game is very much playable @720p on A10-7850K. FPS between 20-50.


Last edited by dragev on 20 November 2016 at 3:55 pm UTC
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