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Alien: Isolation Lost Contact DLC Adds New Salvage Challenge To Survivor Mode
A new set of 10 challenges for Alien: Isolation's one-on-one human versus xenomorph Survivor Mode is now available, along with new collectibles and crafted items.
The Lost Contact DLC puts players in the shoes of Axel, the lone-wolf survivor from Sevastopol Station during the campaign. Stranded in a remote section of the station, players must complete the 10 increasingly difficult new challenges as they move through enemy territory. Completing challenges earns players some of the pack's new items and points that rank them on the Survivor Mode leaderboards. Players who earn enough points can trade them for a save slot, at the cost of leaderboard position.
You can check out some footage of Lost Contact below.
You can pick Lost Contact up for $7.99. For more info on Alien: Isolation, check out our recent news coverage, our review, or our Horror Issue hub.
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