Check Out The Beauty Of Alien: Isolation‘s Nostromo, Without All The Terrifying Alien Horror

Wow, so peaceful! So lovely! So HRRAGHGHHSHH MY INTESTINES ARE OUTSIDE OF ME

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Alien: Isolation is a beautiful game. Beautiful, but constantly horrifying. Because of the constant alien-induced terror, you may have found it difficult to appreciate the gorgeousness of the Nostromo, so allow this video to take you on a sweet ship tour (with no aliens in sight). If you love Alien, you’ll love this.

(via Kotaku)

Previously in Alien: Isolation

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