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Alien: Rogue Incursion Dev Wants You to Rip the VR Headset Off in Terror

IbizaPocholo

NeoGAFs Kent Brockman


Alien: Rogue Incursion is the classic horror franchise's first game built from the ground up for virtual reality. Developer Survios stopped by IGN Live to share how the iconic Xenomorphs will hunt players down in VR, thanks to unique pathing that makes their movements entirely unpredictable. Plus, Survios shares its ultimate goal with Rogue Incursion: To make players rip their VR headset off out of sheer terror.
 

Dacvak

No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
I’m down. I love a good scary VR game

I remember having a moment in RE7 VR where…
you enter the little girl’s room, after that ball mysteriously rolls across the floor. Then out of nowhere all the lights go out and the ambient sound stops, to the point where I thought my headset maybe died or got unplugged. And like 3 eternal seconds later this little girl just whispers “STAY. AWAY.” right in your ear.

And I just instantly took the headset off and said out loud “You got it! Don’t have to tell me twice” and I didn’t come back to the game for like 2 weeks. 😂 It was so awesome.
 
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I think this game is going to surprise people with how good it is. Survio made Westworld: Awakening for VR, and it nailed the show's atmosphere but with the horror ramped up significantly. They can do Alien right.
 

SNPlayen

Member
I’m down. I love a good scary VR game

I remember having a moment in RE7 VR where…
you enter the little girl’s room, after that ball mysteriously rolls across the floor. Then out of nowhere all the lights go out and the ambient sound stops, to the point where I thought my headset maybe died or got unplugged. And like 3 eternal seconds later this little girl just whispers “STAY. AWAY.” right in your ear.

And I just instantly took the headset off and said out loud “You got it! Don’t have to tell me twice” and I didn’t come back to the game for like 2 weeks. 😂 It was so awesome.
Dead set the scariest moment I have had in gaming and life! I wasted so much flame thrower ammo just spraying it everywhere just like bill paxton in Aliens.
 

Robb

Gold Member
I can barely play horror games in “2D”. This would probably give me a heart attack.
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IbizaPocholo

NeoGAFs Kent Brockman


Alien: Rogue Incursion is the first official VR Alien game. Art Director Tate Mosesian and Writer Alex White tell us why it had to go that route and what iconic moments from the film franchise might have influenced the game.
 
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I expect to be there Day 1 on PSVR2 but I'm not getting hyped. I gotta play it first. VR is easy to hype and just as easy to disappoint.

Propagation: Paradise Hotel is by far the scariest VR game that I've played. The game is so damn smooth, it's incredibly easy to get fully immersed because the jank is near non-existent.

The first few hours in RE7 were also petrifying. Hard to move at times when Jack is stalking you in the beginning. I hid behind a couch for like 5 minutes in an attempt to gather courage, lol.
 
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Re7 in VR was one of the coolest gaming experiences ever. I got RE8 and 4 locked and loaded. My broke ass just needs to get a PSVR2 at some point.
Add Propagation: Paradise Hotel to the wish list. It's more or less a REmake clone. It is legit terrifying, you won't be disappointed.
 

MiguelItUp

Member
I hope this is better than I'm assuming. I love the Alien IP so much, so I always want the best with everything related to it. I just really wish I cared more about VR. Still hoping for the best!
 
I expect to be there Day 1 on PSVR2 but I'm not getting hyped. I gotta play it first. VR is easy to hype and just as easy to disappoint.

Propagation: Paradise Hotel is by far the scariest VR game that I've played. The game is so damn smooth, it's incredibly easy to get fully immersed because the jank is near non-existent.

The first few hours in RE7 were also petrifying. Hard to move at times when Jack is stalking you in the beginning. I hid behind a couch for like 5 minutes in an attempt to gather courage, lol.
Never played a vr horror game. Going to try Propagation: Paradise Hotel when i get a PSVR 2.

I only played RE7 on my tv and i was spooked. Can't imagine it in VR.

Hopefully this alien game is good.
 

PanzerCute

Member
Re7 in VR was one of the coolest gaming experiences ever. I got RE8 and 4 locked and loaded. My broke ass just needs to get a PSVR2 at some point.
With motion controls, RE4 and especially RE8 are vastly superior to RE7 in VR.

You wont be disappointed!
 

krumble

Member
Saw the new trailer on the ps store
They killed this game with Dei, the absolute c***s, I’m so mad
I was looking forward to this game, but I’m not playing as that character, sorry
 

Thebonehead

Gold Member
you enter the little girl’s room, after that ball mysteriously rolls across the floor. Then out of nowhere all the lights go out and the ambient sound stops, to the point where I thought my headset maybe died or got unplugged. And like 3 eternal seconds later this little girl just whispers “STAY. AWAY.” right in your ear.
Disappointed Kevin Sorbo GIF

I thought you'd tell us you physically shit yourself or suchlike.
 

Dr.Morris79

Member
Man, how fucking good would Aliens be in VR.. Pulse rifles, sentry guns, sharp sticks



Why do we never get what we truly want?

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RJMacready73

Simps for Amouranth
Whilst I'd rather play as a badass marine and god knows Aliens had some of the best, Sarge, Hicks, Apone, Drake etc it'd be nice if these game companies could give us the option to play as either body type A or body type B.

From a pure immersion point of view I'd be able to relate more to inhabiting a dude than a woman, skin colour is irrelevant but as a VR game I like to imagine myself in the scenario so when I look down and see skinny black lady arms it'll be a bit :-(( but hey ho, it's a fucking Aliens game in VR so I'm still gonna buy but wished they didn't go down the DEI route
 

jason10mm

Gold Member
Whilst I'd rather play as a badass marine and god knows Aliens had some of the best, Sarge, Hicks, Apone, Drake etc it'd be nice if these game companies could give us the option to play as either body type A or body type B.

From a pure immersion point of view I'd be able to relate more to inhabiting a dude than a woman, skin colour is irrelevant but as a VR game I like to imagine myself in the scenario so when I look down and see skinny black lady arms it'll be a bit :-(( but hey ho, it's a fucking Aliens game in VR so I'm still gonna buy but wished they didn't go down the DEI route
In this specific case I'm not quite on board with you but I do agree that for a VR game having an "anonymous" voiceless avatar is a pretty easy choice to skirt these issues and I'm curious why they went with a specific in-game character for the player. Hopefully it means that there is a lot of attention to the narrative but I worry you will get 'pulled out' for lots of cutscenes and stuff that I'm not sure how well that will work in VR. The typical audio log/video screen narrative technique seems like the obvious route to go but I guess we'll see.
 

MarkMe2525

Gold Member
I feel like I have to get this, but I don't see myself making it through. Isolation was stressful as fuck, I can't imagine a similar experience in VR.
 

krumble

Member
The 3d model looks like a bad attempt at a cgi human from the late 90's
Gives me a whole ps1 cgi era vibe (she ain't no saga Anderson that's for sure - who I loved)
 
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