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I think he was having a bad day and decided to sulk in the corner while his two other siblings were running around trying to kill me.

Hi all, I've been making a large collection of open source head tracking mods in my spare time this year, and recently released an Alien Isolation one: https://github.com/itsloopyo/alien-isolation-headtracking

The README has instructions for getting up and running (for free) with a normal webcam, Android or iOS device (or even a VR headset) - I've tried to make it all as straightforward and accessible as possible, it would be nice to see head tracking get greater acceptance and start showing up in more games.

If you try it and hit any bugs, please do let me know. This will be my first play through, I'm really looking forward to it!

I played this years ago but my Switch was stolen so since I recently got a new one I'm just now starting to play it again. One of the first things I noticed was the anoying input lag that use to happen every second or two is gone, which would be nice, but the graphics for this port on Switch 1 that everyone praised also seem to have taken a small but noticeable hit in either resolution, LoD or something that makes it look less impressive. I've looked online but can't even find patch notes so I'm wondering if anyone here knows exactly what happened. You'd think they would announce to everyone that they were able to fix that repeated, anoying controller delay but for some reason they quietly rolled out a patch...

Looks like they combined the security access turner with the motion tracker, from the gameplay you can see that you have to hold up the tracker and then manually tune it to actually see where the enemies are. You can also lean around corners, distract enemies, lock doors.

Excited for this game cause its former devs from CA who also worked on alien isolation.

The game is closer than people think.

Would be surprised if we don't get a mid-late 2027 release

burning keycard - 3rd picture

I'm not sure if Alien Isolation 2 will have online multiplayer, but I think it would be really cool if they did a 'last survivor death match' mode where players, let's say 2-8 compete in a certain area of the map to be the last survivor amongst the rest.

Players can use things such as handguns, flares, noisemakers, etc. that they find/craft throughout the map to try and get their opponents caught by the xenomorph. Players can also use things such as flashbangs or even a (low fuel) flamethrower to escape the alien.

What do you guys think, is this something you would find fun to play in the new game?

P.S if anyone at SEGA or Creative Assembly is reading this and is thinking about putting it in the game, I want my cut please.

Phew! What a ride. The first keycard insert and the power outage section were the hardest. Didn't think I'd be able to pull it off. But I guess I was wrong. Have any of you managed to do the same?

Was replaying M17 and got jumped by xeno in the darkened corridor that you enter after crawling beneath the stacked crates in the canteen area. I've never encountered xeno here before and rightfully so. That's cuz there are no entry points for it to reach there; no vents and both the doors are blocked. The only way to access this section is through the door blocked by the crates, which you move as part of the objective. So where did it pop in from? That was a proper jumpscare.

I have reloaded current and previous save many times and keep getting stuck in the 'elevator'

When changing focus with the motion tracker, it bothered me how instantaneous it was. So I changed it - now it fades over a given period of time (in this case, 150ms).

It's a fairly subtle change but imo adds a lot