Survios has released a short but exciting action-packed gameplay trailer for its upcoming VR alien game Alien: Rogue Incursion. This gameplay trailer focuses on the Xenomorphs that players will have to fight against. In my opinion, this is the first proper gameplay trailer for the game, so be sure to check it out.
Alien: Rogue Incursion is a brand new single-player action horror VR game with an original story that fully immerses players in the horrors of the Alien universe.
Players will experience the horror and challenge of battling Xenomorphs in a world inspired by the look and feel of the Alien film series. Audio, visuals, lighting, FX, interaction and haptics will work together to immerse players in the terrifying world of Alien. At least that's what the developers claim.
In this game, the Xenomorphs can intelligently use the environment to find the best angle of attack and appear from all around you. Playing in VR will test your nerves and skills as you feel the pulsating terror of facing off against Xenomorphs. In addition to weapons and equipment, you can
Survival requires ingenuity, quick reflexes and the ability to keep a cool head even under enormous pressure.
Combat in Alien: Rogue Incursion is dynamic and may occur (or not) depending on the player's actions. The appearance of the Xenomorphs reacts to the player's movements, so if you make a lot of noise, you will be swarmed by Xenomorphs.
Alien: Rogue Incursion will be released on December 19th for Meta Quest 3 and PCVR.
Enjoy!


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