Alien: Isolation is a PC horror survival game set in the Alien universe, where you play as Amanda Ripley (Ellen Ripley’s daughter) trying to survive a single, unstoppable Xenomorph on a derelict space station. For PC players who’ve survived the Xenomorph, what’s the most stressful part of the game—Was it hiding in lockers as the Xenomorph sniffs around, navigating the dark station with only a motion tracker (which alerts the Xenomorph to your location), or solving puzzles while knowing the Xenomorph could attack at any moment? How did the Xenomorph’s AI make the horror feel dynamic—Did it feel like the alien was truly hunting you (taking different paths each time), or did it become predictable after a while? Additionally, Alien: Isolation’s PC version supports mods—Have you used any mods (e.g., making the Xenomorph harder, adding new areas) that extended your playtime, and did they keep the game’s tense survival horror intact? Finally, Alien: Isolation is often called one of the best licensed horror games—Do you agree, and what makes it stand out from other Alien games (like Alien: Fireteam Elite)?