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Aliens: Fireteam Elite doesn’t have many frills. A new survival shooter with co-op play, this game doesn’t have the kind of fancy cinematics you’d expect for something set in the Aliens sci-fi ...

Fans of the Alien franchise should have their radar tuned to all things Aliens: Fireteam Elite. The upcoming sci-fi title from Cold Iron Studios aims to drop 1-3 players into action-first survival ...

I would consider myself a fan of the Alien franchise. I’ve liked all the movies, except for Resurrection. Hell, I even really enjoyed Prometheus and Covenant. I have an appreciation for the art of the ...

Game Over Man. Game Over! Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a third-person survival shooter. It has horde focused gameplay with some cover based mechanics that don’t often feel necessary. I always felt ...

Aliens: Fireteam Elite the co-op shooter from Cold Iron, launches very soon. But can the game break the curse that's afflicted so many Alien games since the original movie launched back in 1979 and ...

You’d think adapting one of cinema’s most iconic and fearsome monsters to video games would be an absolute cake walk, but in truth, Ridley Scott’s beloved beasties have mostly had a hard time morphing ...

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After multiple patches and expansions, Cold Iron Studios is sunsetting Aliens: Fireteam Elite...but a new Alien game could be in development. Aliens: Fireteam Elite is comfortably the best Alien ...

Aliens: Fireteam Elite: Season 2 - Exclusive Point Defense Gameplay Season 2 of Cold Iron’s Aliens: Fireteam will introduce a variety of new content, including Point Defense. Check out what you can ...

Many licensed video games, try as they might, prove underwhelming in one of two ways: They’re either too far off from the property being adapted to satisfy fans or they’re too so-so as games ...