Pick up Alien: Isolation plus 5 DLC packs for £8/$11, a whopping 77% discount

Alien: Isolation, arguably the best horror game of all time (and one of the top 10 games on PC), is available on the cheap for the next three days. Over at Fanatical you can buy the base game plus all the season pass DLC for a lick over £8/$11. That's 77% off—not quite a historic low but still a damn good deal, and cheaper than it's ever been on Steam.

Alien: Isolation Collection comes with the main game plus the Corporate Lockdown, The Trigger, Trauma, Safe Haven and Lost Contact DLC. They thrust you into a number of horrible single-player situations and add a couple of new game modes that are guaranteed to scare the pants off of you, including Salvage mode, where you have to venture out of a safe room to find specific supplies.

The collection usually costs £35/$50, so this is a hell of a saving. If you haven't had a chance to play through Isolation and you don't mind being utterly petrified once in a while, then I recommend you pick it up (read Andy's review if you want a more in-depth judgment).

And if you don't fancy the DLC, the base game alone is discounted by 77% on Fanatical too.

Samuel Horti

Samuel Horti is a long-time freelance writer for PC Gamer based in the UK, who loves RPGs and making long lists of games he'll never have time to play. 

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