Alien: Isolation

Despite solid critical response, Alien: Isolation was apparently a bit of a disappointment for Sega. The company released its financial report earlier this week, deeming console game sales across the board weak.

The talented crew behind one of the best games of 2014 is already gearing up for its next blockbuster hit for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

Sauron reigns supreme as Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor wins Game of the Year at the 15th annual Game Developers Choice Awards.

Sega has announced that it is rolling out Alien: Isolation's fifth DLC add-on and it's going to strike fear in the hearts of its fans.

Get ready to return to the cramped, alien-haunted corridors of the Sevastopol— Alien: Isolation's Lost Contact DLC is here.

In space, no one can hear you scream, but one million copies of Alien: Isolation being sold has left a lot of shrieks echoing throughout the galaxy.

It's once again that time when the members of the Writers Guild Awards get together and decide on the most well-written game of the year.

Creative Assembly has announced that Alien: Isolation's Salvage Mode DLC is going live today for all versions of the Xenomorph-filled game.

You'll be getting some new difficulty modes in Alien: Isolation, because in space, no one can hear you scream in complete frustration.

If you needed another reason to pick up Alien: Isolation, then rejoice at the fact that the Trauma downloadable content is now available.