Alien: Rogue Incursion

Survios made Alien: Rogue Incursion because they could, and what they made is an amazing action horror VR game that perfectly distributes the captivating fun with moments of trepidation. Solid controls mixed with well rounded gameplay mechanics generates an extremely satisfying time under the helm of a VR headset. The explementary graphical fidelity and immersive audio design greatly boost your experience and solidifies Alien: Rogue Incursion as a certified VR classic.

Alien: Rogue Incursion is an excellent VR title. Very immersive, good gameplay ideas, accessible controls and the constant fear of a xenomorph around every corner. It's a must-have title in your PS VR2 library.

Alien: Rogue Incursion is a VR experience worthy of the franchise’s legacy. While it has a few rough patches, they don’t take away from the excellent atmosphere and story.

Alien: Rogue Incursion is the first VR-native game in the Aliens franchise, blending action-packed combat and exploration with an authentic cinematic atmosphere. While its intense encounters and immersive environments shine, the repetitive alien battles and punishing save system can dampen the overall experience.

Alien: Rogue Incursion stands as a commendable yet flawed entry into this beloved Alien franchise. The immersive atmosphere, engaging storytelling, and emotional character dynamics are captivating, but it falters after a few too many technical shortcomings and lack of meaningful closure. Further refinements could see this blossom into a solid VR terror filled experience, though anyone seeking a deep and gripping horror adventure may currently find it somewhat lacking.

As the adrenaline fades, disappointment always creeps in, that meeting this creature more up-close than ever before might have actually, finally defanged it. [Issue#407, p.98]

I think if Rogue Incursion trimmed down its back-half, had a proper ending, and drastically reduced the xenomorph encounters so that they were more meaningful, it would be easier to recommend. But while I mostly enjoyed the first half of the game, the second half was a headache-inducing chore. Alien: Rogue Incursion successfully captures the Alien movie franchise atmosphere and there is a novelty to exploring this horrifying sci-fi universe in the virtual reality space, but its problems are way too big to ignore.

If you’re an Alien fan and haven’t gotten into VR yet, you have to for this game! The look and feel of the Alien world is so spot on and realistic, you really do feel like you’re in that universe. Nevermind jump scares… the Aliens will do that to you no matter what!

Real deal for all Alien fans. Feel daily tasks of space marine on your skin.

Alien Rogue Incursion delivers a solid VR adaptation of the Alien franchise, with immersive mechanics and thrilling moments. While performance issues and repetitive combat detract slightly, fans of the series will appreciate the attention to detail and iconic elements.

Its neither a masterpiece nor a AAA Game. On the other hand it's also not a boring or a bad game. Alien Isolation is levels better than this. The most disappointing thing is the predictability of the Aliens. Every 1-2 minute or so they come and you fight them. You dont have the chance to discover the station without getting attacked. You can not hide or play stealth to avoid them temporarly, to discover the station and get deep into the feeling being on the station. While reading a massage on the computer, you automatically prepare yourself to kill the next incoming Aliens because you KNOW that they are coming every 1 2 minute. The survival and exploration feeling is then automatically gone. No surprise feeling anymore. The storytelling is great. The story however is only half, because its part 1. That ****. Feels like a half game. The endboss is disappointing. I expected a good final, like killing the mother Alien in the Movie "Aliens". Sounddesign is ok-good but nowhere close to the sounddesign from Alien Isolation. Do i recommend it? Yes, i liked the game and had pleasure. Will play the game a second time. I gave Alien Isolation a 10/10 and this a 6-7/10

Huge waste of potential. They did the hardest part: building the world and atmosphere. Failed at (mostly) everything else. Extremely repetitive, infuriating enemy wave timings, horrible backtracking towards the end. Cannot understand the review scores it is getting. I get that we all want VR to thrive but we have to be honest: this is as mid as games get. The only good things this game has going for it is atmosphere and sound design. The later being pretty great.