The Art of Alien: Isolation

Hardback

Main Details

Title The Art of Alien: Isolation
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Andy McVittie
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:176
Dimensions(mm): Height 235,Width 307
Category/GenreIllustration and commercial art
Computer games design
ISBN/Barcode 9781781169315
ClassificationsDewey:791.4375
Audience
General
Illustrations THROUGHOUT

Publishing Details

Publisher Titan Books Ltd
Imprint Titan Books Ltd
Publication Date 7 October 2014
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

The Art of Alien Isolation is a high-end art book featuring over 300 images from the latest game in the critically and commercially acclaimed Alien franchise. Taking players back to the survival horror atmosphere of the first film, Alien Isolation features Amanda Ripley as the hero trying to survive on a wrecked space station. This book is the ultimate gallery of the game, a must-have for any fan. Andy McVittie has worked in the video games industry for more than twenty years, writing and editing for magazines such as Nintendo Official Magazine and PlayStation Plus.

Author Biography

Andy McVittie has worked in the video games industry for more than twenty years, writing and editing for magazines such as Nintendo Official Magazine and PlayStation Plus.

Reviews

"The design of this expansion is intricately explored in the book as well. With just enough reading to deliver the insight you need to understand the what went into the game, the rest of the book is saturated with beautiful pictures to take you through the journey." - Don't Forget A Towel "Jaw-dropping." - Midroad Movie "Not only is it a beautiful look behind the scenes, it's also a nice breakdown and walkthrough of different techniques and elements that were mixed into the movie-inspired madness." - Midroad Movie "Filled to the brim with slick character art, concept renderings of weapons and vehicles, ominous sketches and incredibly detailed re-creations from iconic scenes from the classic film" - Hey Poor Player "The concept art does a fine job of showing the changes in design the team went through." - Destructoid