Alien: Isolation -Final Aliens BossFight & Ending 

it makes sense cuz of the nest

I rather not be to a station that people attacking one or other, the Alien takes humans alive or kill them, the Synthoids following a to keep the Xenomorph alive and kill those who are interfere by this "Company". Even if you try to escape the station with a shuttle or something. The Xenomorph will reach it. Ellen Ripley was lucky, as for Amanda. Well, she was out options, but take the Alien drift in space with her.

Too bad she never found her mother.

Runs in the family

Don’t worry she is Contra.

​@@gxv-179Well, Amanda Ripley dies at age 68 iirc from the second movie (I watce

attempted to play the game multiple times and can’t bring myself to play for more than 4 hours 😂

I spent almost 40 min in a locker. Unable to come out because of sheer fear

Lol ye, I don't envy the nutcases that tried to play this in VR. I have a tendency to fall asleep at my computer. If I woke up with VR goggles on, and the xenomorph staring down at me I'd probably wake the dead from screaming so loud 😅

That’s such a lovely bonding moment! Nothing like a scary and challenging game to play as a family! I honestly love that

Your son will cherish and remember those lovely moments with his dad forever, maybe you don't know it but I think those are really the best gifts a dad can give. 🥴

Ahahs😂😂😂😂😂😂

I think I understand what your saying, and correct me if I’m wrong, what Samuels says to her is a Prequel and Sequel to the events of Amanda before she arrives on Sevastopol Station and after the destruction of Sevastopol Station??

@@Jose10614 - Yes, Samuels words provides the WHY for her entire mission. I think it helps explain her sacrifice that she made just to find her mother, only to find death and destruction. "Was this sacrifice worth it?" is a question we all ask ourselves whenever we fail.

​@@JohannRosario1Wait, didnt Amanda died at 80 y old in Alien 2? I mean I remember a guy telling Ripley her daughter died at 80 or something?

@@maalkalivanlivansky - Yes, there's a mess there. Someone got the timeline wrong in the movies. Her daughter lived and died without seeing her mother Ripley. The screen they show has a mistake.

​@@maalkalivanlivansky The time of Amanda's death could have just been made up by the company though. If Ellen Ripley had no reason to go back to earth, she could be used by the company, or gotten rid of quietly.

Flashlight on her face in the final seconds of the video-she survived.

But if she survived this, the Company would know that the aliens existed in Aliens. The canon is weird; the movies contradict each other. In the original Alien and Aliens, W-Y didn't actually know the aliens were there, W-Y ships were just under orders to bring back _any_ alien lifeform they found, and they happened to stumble across the signal on LV-426. In Aliens, they still didn't know that the Nostromo actually found something, just that it disappeared with all hands 57 years ago. Burke, on his own, told the colonists to check Ripley's story and caused the infestation of Hadley's Hope. But the Alien vs. Predator movies, Prometheus, and Covenant suggest that they knew all along.

​​@@DamnPictures I noticed that too, probably some other ship found her. 🤔

@@aaronmoyano2340 Yeah, a Deep Salvage operation (Aliens reference).

​@@windwalker5765 I just ignore the new alien films and the AVP ones. Script writers and directors have zero ability to think past 2 seconds.

she did survive. checkout alien:blackout

It is a video game you know that right 😂🤣😂

You also can't hide for too long

Running causes accidents.

*you are becoming hysterical*

​@@violetviolence0 *Let me help you.*

Why not ask me about Sevastopol safety protocols?

​@ralphmacchiato3761hello! We have a comedian here! Hellooo

And probably because of that Torrance could have found Amanda so fast because it is hard to believe that there could be any other ship according to the fact that the arrival of other ships requires several days if not weeks to get to cosmoport,of which the oxygen tank is not definitely accused for

Although the Torrens had successfully escaped from Sevastopol, a lone Xenomorph had snuck on board the ship during the time the Torrens was attached to Sevastopol. It is unknown whether or not Verlaine and Connor were killed by the Xenomorph, but seeing as how it came directly from the ship's cockpit, it is very likely.

@@DoShenManYan Well maybe another ship was already on the way

But oh how fun

@@shaneh3109 wasnt the biggest fan of it but it wasn't terrible either, just annoying at times.

haha me to on ps 5 today :)))

Not worth to play then. You sound like you never want to replay the game lol.

@@AthelstansSuccessor ur probably just really bad

To be fair it's probably the only REAL Alien game there is. Everything else was just game devs jizzing over James Cameron's action soft remake (aka Aliens). IMHO the entire design aesthetic was far better in the original film. Aliens just felt like modern industrial buildings all the time - lazy world building.

@@mnomadvfx I don't find it as lazy world building, though too prefer ALIEN over ALIENS, and I still like ALIENS. But I do also detest the whole "Cameron hype" yet I see his film as being what it is, a sequel, but I don't agree with is mandating the whole way the ALIEN Universe should be. That is why I love ALIEN 3 as well, because it is NOT ALIENS and in fact goes back to the nihilism presented in ALIEN. Creator and writer the late Dan O'Bannon was very inspired by H.P. Lovecraft using Cosmophobia as one of the Phobias he intended in his creation. ALIENS allows humans to survive with difficulty, but at the end of the credits it gives what would be the non intended beginning of ALIEN 3, so even if it was not intended, it provided the same nihilism and when we see how ALIEN 3 starts we are thrown into an uncaring universe again like on ALIEN. Aesthetically, I did hate that Cameron removed one of the Aliens' fingers, elongated them, and their feet are stupid. And one thing I hated the most was to imply that the Alien Queen controls the Aliens because somehow they are space bugs (they're not). Yet, these implications can be removed by simply expanding the O'Bannon Xenomorph origin, which as far as I understand, director Fede Álvarez is intending to do. Meaning that the Xenomorphs aren't anyone's creations aside millions of years of evolution. Isolation is a great game because it takes the story of Amanda "Amy" Ripley from Cameron's ALIENS and submerged her in ALIEN and gave us a natural sequel to ALIEN and a prequel to ALIENS.

@@mnomadvfx I think this game definitely holds closest to the ideal created by Ridley's original (although I think even he's lost sight of that given the abysmal treatment of the xenos and their history we've gotten in things like Prometheus), but I disagree about it being the only TRUE Aliens game out there. The AvP games (both the originals back in 1999 and 2001, as well as the 2010 version) I think used the xenos quite well and generally tracked pretty well with existing Alien lore. Yes, the xenomorphs are a uniquely terrifying force, but that's because we're viewing them through the lens of being a human. One thing I loved about the AvP games was that, if you were a Marine, it captured that frantic tension of keeping one eye on your motion detector while carefully making your way through dark, smoke-filled corridors. But if you were a Predator, you strode carefully, yet confidently into the same room knowing that, unless you make a mistake, you're more than a match for anything you'll find in there. And if you're the Alien... Well, you ARE the monster that leaps out at hapless victims from the shadows. ;)

@@mnomadvfxsomebody finally said it!!!

They had families too 😢

:(

​@@joeschlomo2143 man fuck em 😤😤😤

Just because they eat people doesn't make then bad.

some alien survived if you watch the Digital Series there hibernating in space

In the original movie, Ripley blasts the Alien out of the airlock and into space- and it just grabs onto the ship and starts trying to climb back in through the thrusters, seemingly unaffected. What kills it is either the blast from the thrusters when Ripley activates them, or it just naturally dying over time with lack of food/old age. It didn't seem to be suffocating at all.

@@spengler2258 Thank you!

There is supposedly a new Alien game, coming in late 2023, with the project probably still in progress & codename is Marathon. Unknown if it is a sequel to Isolation.

@@robwebnoid5763 let's hope it is the new year after all

@@robwebnoid5763 I hope so.

Pretty sure it actually got a sequel. Not sure though but the game I’m talking about is alien blackout.

there’s lore you can read that discusses it

The space ship is falling towards the planet uncontrollably so the sevastopol is shaking enough to create that type of looking atmosphere

​@@lenori_ not justthat but its quite litteraly in the outer layers of the atmosphere by this point

I was expecting a video or something, not just that 😒

yes ending is foolish

I disagree. The ending was exactly as it should be. We all know Amanda lives to be 66 so why bother sugar coating the pill.

@@robertglover3911 Yeah, but it was a long game with lots of detailed cut-scenes. The ending scene was very short.

Hahaha I just finished it today after playing it for the first time, came here for the exact same reason, thought I'd made a mistake and gotten the "dead" ending. 🙂. Such a great game, onto playing the DLC's now.

She did live, there's an android game that's supposed to be a sequel to this. It's called Alien: Blackout. There she's in another ship, presumably the one who shone shone light on her face on this clip, but the alien got to it too. It managed to kill off everyone except Ripley and she has to guide visiting crew members so that they could escape. In the end, they do escape and Ripley says she is about to go back to Earth.

​@obseed3041 SO GOOD TO KNOW ABOUT THIS! After all these years, I thought they had given up on giving Amanda Ripley any conclusion from this cliffhanger. Never heard of Alien: Blackout, I'm gonna check it out!

@@MrDibara there's also a comic that takes place years after Alien Isolation. Ripley is now on earth and is about to infiltrate the Weyland Yutani company. The seegson androids are beefier and smarter in that comic lmao. I can't remember what it's called tho and iirc, it's not finished yet.

She did actually live, if you look more into the Alien lore, plus the deleted scenes from the Alien movies, it’s confirmed that Amanda lived until she was in her 60s and died from cancer.

I dont see shit Edit: Just finally saw it right above the rail pacing back and forth lol Creepy.

@@illdrumatik391 Look at the yellow rail, you'll see it pop up again numerous times in the video as you watch closely.

Saw it lol​@@autisticshakespearianyo

oh yeah...a few of them are scampering around at different points when she looks in that direction.

It's literally the starting of Alien.. just like the first movie

If you listen carefully in the final scenes before she's back on the ship, Verlaine tells Ripley: 'I've set the airlock to auto'. Meaning that if one of the aliens managed to get onto the Torrens as Ripley did, they'd have managed to enter without barrier. The developers also said there was a Queen on Sevastapol, but Ripley just didn't meet her - the evidence is in the nest and eggs you encounter. They didn't want there to be pressure for Ripley and the Queen to repeat a boss - b battle, like in Aliens.

@@JohnDoe-xk1dv ok thx !

Yeah, like, like it was in the first and second movie, so totally acurate, you means ? c´mon man...

It was likely meant to set up a sequel, but the game sadly didn't sell enough for that - it sold ok, but not in the numbers Sega was aiming for. The first Alien film also established that both facehuggers and drones can move without atmosphere - no conflict here.

0G isnt really a problem they are clinging to the structure

No. In the second film, we learn she died aged

Sacrificed herself, but she didn't die - the light at the end suggests she was found.

She was the boss.

Why would you think anyone didnt already know that?

@@Accountfella8267 because it is fiction...

@@darwincharles3537 Read

@@Accountfella8267 maybe it is better to invest your time and energy on something more useful than fiction...?

@@Accountfella8267 do you believe it's real....?

That's more than half of horror movies. I agree that suspense is lost if there's no chance of victory

>bad game Not at all >bad ending? Maybe. I wish it had multiple endings. So you would actually have a chance of winning

ending is definitely great as it collides well with the lore being between Alien and Aliens and gives you an overall representation of the companies greed and curiosity led to the overall destruction of the Sevastopol + its acceptable for a character like Amanda

@@antoniobarusic876The kids are too used to Roblox horror, so it makes sense why they call a gem bad.

Huh? Bad game? This is considered the best Alien universe based game that has ever been created.

You have little patience young padawan

I enjoy ur opinion. The only fun/scary part is the eletric suit robots.

@@MBG.426 I've already described how glitchy, broken and tedious it is. It is objectively a bad game. People who pretend to like this are just dumb fan boys. I also wrote this essay because I needed to vent to the morons who LIED about the quality of this game and for the anger and frustration this trash made me feel. I have gamed since I was a kid and have played MANY games but his was one of the most miserable gaming experiences I've ever had. It isn't "weird" just because YOU don't want to hear it. What's weird is your total F boy picture. Says it all there. CA should stick to making crappy RTS games because they're clearly INCOMPETENT at everything else. You can't even predict patterns - I don't mind having to constantly respawn to learn a difficult part of a level but you literally can't do that here by how FUCKING RANDOM the AI pathing is. You just have to F up over and over again with the only way getting through by PURE LUCK. IT IS STUPID DESIGN AND PURE GARBAGE. Don't get me started with the glitchy, invincible, precious ammo wasting BS face huggers. The amount of times I definitely blasted those things with flamethrowers and it JUST DIDN'T REGISTER. Not to mention BS sections where the alien won't go away, you walk into a room and a face hugger jumps out of boxes at you, YOU HAVE NO CHOICE but to shoot the face hugger and ALERT THE ALIEN WHO IS ONLY A FEW FEET AWAY. That is stupid design and objectively BS trash. IT. IS. SHIT. GET OVER IT! People who praise this game are ignorant MORONS.

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It's a fucking horror-survival game dumbass if you just decide to get ballsy the damn alien will obviously catch you, you have no patience so quit crying like a little bitch If you don't like it why did you decide to come to this video and comment about it