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Free Nightmare And Novice Difficulty Modes Now Available For Alien: Isolation
Whether you found Alien: Isolation too hard, or too easy, Creative Assembly has you covered with a free update.
The new Novice difficulty awards the player more resources and ammunition, the titular Alien will be more forgiving, and the human and synthetic inhabitants of Sevastopol will be more forgiving.
The Nightmare difficulty, on the other hand, will make the game much more imposing. Along with upgraded A.I. for the Alien, Creative Assembly outlines some of the other changes below:
Explore the world of Sevastopol with a motion tracker featuring a damaged display and undependable information. Resources will be even more limited, the map systems have gone offline and fellow survivors and synthetics are even more deadly and aggressive.
To take advantage of the new modes, all you need to do is download the latest update for the game. For our review of Alien: Isolation, head here.
[Source: Alien: Isolation]
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