Survios has partnered with 20th century games to develop a new single-player action horror VR game set in the alien world.
according to Description posted on the studio website, Games are developed for PC, console and VR. Use Unreal Engine 5 for graphics to create an immersive world where players can be part of the original storyline between aliens and alien movies.
Survios has extensive experience building existing entertainment properties through video games. The studio previously licensed MGM’s Creed movie, resulting in the development of the Creed: Rise to GloryVR boxing game. Survios has also released games set in the world of television shows such as AMC’s The Walking Dead and HBO’s Westworld.
“When I joined Survios in 2020, it was to build bigger and more ambitious games with the best entertainment franchises across consoles, PCs and VR platforms,” Survios’s chief product officer said. Said TQ Jefferson. VentureBeat.. “Aliens are a unique and horrifying world that fans love to immerse themselves in, and are perfect for Survios’ proven expertise in creating immersive gaming experiences.”
“The vast alien universe has a lot of secrets and opportunities to create compelling original games,” added Disney, Pixar, and 20th-century game VP Luigi Priore. “We are excited to work with a team like Survios to share our passion for aliens and immerse our fans in new worlds and experiences.”
Despite being primarily known as a movie franchise, the Aliens series has almost as long a history in video games. Its history is full of memorable entries like Alien Isolation and more infamous entries like Alien Colonial Marine. Aliens: Fireteam Elite joined the ranks last year with a great alien Easter egg that players can discover.
There is also a strategy game called Alien: Dark Descent, due out next year. This brings players into the original alien story and leads the Marine Corps team to the battle against the deadliest creatures humanity has ever faced. The game’s movie trailer reveals the tone of what players can expect and teases a more squad-based approach to Xenomorph combat.
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