Alien: Rogue Incursion Preview - Get Ready To Become The Xenomorph's Next Snack

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After playing hands-on, it's safe to say the game is a great showcase for what VR can do with the horror/sci-fi franchise. The VR space has been an interesting place of experimentation in recent years, with many developers testing the limits of the technology. Established franchises have proven to be a good place for this kind of unique approach to gameplay and storytelling, with giving players the chance to live out their superhero power fantasies. Game developer Survios takes a different approach with its first-person VR title, .

The game drags players into the depths of a crashed spaceship quickly overloaded with Xenomorphs. The franchise is a natural fit for the VR space, with previous first-person survival games like highlighting the franchise's applicability to gaming. VR proves to be a great tool for, and the game uses the immersive approach to the fullness of its ability for an intense and immersive effect. got the chance to try out at a preview event, and the naturally intense tension of the universe proves perfect for VR.

is a well-constructed survival horror game that uses the horrifying nature of the franchise and modern VR advances to frighteningly impressive effect. puts players into the role of Zula Hendricks, a former Marine who travels the galaxy between the events ofand . When Zula's ship crash lands on the planet of Purdan, she and her android companion Davis find themselves contending with an infestation of Xenomorphs.

Survios has posted a new look at the upcoming VR title Alien: Rogue Incursion, offering a better look at its gameplay.

The interface is quick to adapt to, with players given a certain amount of guns, tools, and resources with which they can overcome the terrors awaiting around every corner. The setting lends itself well to the game's naturally tense aura of exploration, especially when players can use a classic motion tracker to try and stay ahead of any incoming creatures. The gun mechanics are responsive, a necessity given how