From games to movies? Is it true that “Alien Romulus” is the movie version of Alien Isolation?

Since its inception in 1979, the Alien franchise has had many ramifications. both sequel movies, spin-off movies and games that are developed from the movie version One of the most well-known games is Alien: Isolation from developer Creative Assembly.

Alien: Isolation (2014) will be the story of Amanda Ripley, daughter of Ellen Ripley, the lead character from the original film. who must escape many dangers on the Sevastopol space station, one of those dangers being the xenomorphs that will hunt the player throughout the game. With a gameplay that emphasizes stealth rather than direct confrontation with xenomorphs, it has become very popular among players. This is the same group that came out to express their opinion that the newest film in the franchise, Alien: Romulus, is similar to Alien: Isolation in both location and atmosphere.

Isabela Merced, one of the film’s actors, expressed the same opinion. During an interview with the Collider news agency, she said:

“Yes, I have seen the reactions of many fans to the trailer. And many said it reminded them of the movie version of Alien: Isolation. So I would say it’s a really uncomfortable movie. It’s very dark. And it’s also very faithful to the first movie. There was a great deal of respect for the original film.”

Alien Romulus will be directed by Federer Alvarez, who has previously directed horror films like Evil Dead (2013) and Don’t Breathe (2016). He has been in the past, so it is guaranteed that he will be able to convey the atmosphere of horror mixed with brutality perfectly. Previously, the original owner of the franchise, Ridol Scott, had already praised Alvarez’s work in this film.

Alien: Romulus or Alien: Romulus is scheduled to be released in theaters on August 15th.

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Thanks for the information from Collider.