No Man's Sky is the epitome of a feel-good story of game development, a better redemption arc than Boromir. The now-iconic space game was a mess at launch, riddled with bugs and boring gameplay.

You awaken from a cold sleep and suddenly find yourself in the year 2206. What you once knew as the International Space Station is now the International Space Port—a gateway for aliens coming to Earth ...

Thankfully, for the most part, Alien: Rogue Incursion sticks the landing like a Xenomorph on the outside of a spaceship. The roughly 10-hour adventure places players into the shoes of one Zula ...

“As a team that truly loves Alien, we’re incredibly proud of the immersive original story we’ve told with Alien: Rogue Incursion,” said Survios chief product officer TQ Jefferson in a press release.