Alien: Earth Episode 5, aka “In Space, No One…” aka “The One Where They Straight Up Remake Alien” is an extremely well crafted episode of television. I feel like that’s important to note in the back ...

ALIEN: EARTH Episode 5 takes us back to JUST before the show began to give us not just more context for all of these other Alien creatures sharing the ship with the Xenomophs but also the crew as well ...

Alien: Rogue Incursion – Part One: Evolved Edition fits somewhere tucked in the middle. I am a huge fan of the Alien movie franchise, so any mention of a new game involving the Xenomorph will ...

Rogue Incursion's non-VR edition isn't among the finest Alien games of all time, but Zula Hendricks' video game debut is no snoozer. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Despite the more aggressive, hostile AI, Alien: Rogue Incursion Evolved Edition is far too easy as a flatscreen experience, resulting in a game that feels more like a generic sci-fi shooter than a ...

Even though it was obviously a dude in a suit, the Xenomorph in the first Alien film is downright terrifying. Due in part to its limited screentime, creating an atmosphere full of tension, and its ...

I remain to be convinced about the virtues, or otherwise, of VR gaming, so when a new Alien game was launched for VR systems it barely raised an eyebrow, despite me being a fan of the universe.

Alien: Earth arrives as one of the boldest reinventions in the franchise, a series that refuses to confine itself to simple survival horror. Over the span of eight episodes, it weaves a narrative that ...

With its final episode, “The Real Monsters,” Noah Hawley’s Alien: Earth cements its place as a bold, wholly original, and distinctly idiosyncratic tale within the larger franchise that dares to chart ...