The terrifying Alien universe is coming to Quest 3 this holiday season

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The terrifying Alien universe is coming to Quest 3 this holiday season
VR studio Survios has released an announcement trailer for its upcoming game Alien: Rogue Incursion. The title was first teased in July, 2022 when Survios confirmed it was collaborating with 20th Century Games on a new Alien game.

Alien: Rogue Incursion will be a single-player game. Though said to be coming to VR in addition to PC and console back in 2022, it now seems it will be a VR exclusive. I have no problems with this myself, honestly. As developer Bevan McKechnie said in response to news about Horizon OS, we need more high-budget VR games to grow the industry.

Alien: Isolation, first released in 2014, is widely regarded as one of the best horror games ever made. It featured interesting gameplay mechanics, a compelling story and immersive visuals. Most importantly, however, it made use of an amazing enemy AI system that made the xenomorph feel alive and intelligent.


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Fans are wishing for a game like Alien: Isolation.

Sadly, for those still clinging onto their trusty Meta Quest 2 or Quest Pro headsets, the game will not be available to them. Alien: Rogue Incursion is only coming out on Meta Quest 3 alongside PC VR and PSVR2.

If Alien: Rogue Incursion follows in Isolation’s footsteps this could be one of the most compelling VR titles released this year. Crawling around in ventilation ducts, not knowing when a giant alien might pop up, will make for a terrifying experience in VR. It could easily become one of the best VR games of 2024.

Alien: Rogue Incursion is set to release this holiday season. We might even get some new VR headsets by then. Especially now that Horizon OS is open-source and other manufacturers are working on their own XR headsets. And then there’s Meta’s own rumored Quest 3 Lite.

I’m a wuss when it comes to horror games, but I can’t wait to watch some YouTubers fling their VR controllers in terror.
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