Creative Assembly considered Alien: Isolation sequel before first game finished

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The creative director of Alien: Isolation 2 has disclosed that plans for a follow-up emerged while the original game was still in development at Creative Assembly.

The revelation highlights early interest in expanding the franchise. Creative Assembly aimed to build on elements that resonated with fans and the team.

A quote from the director captured the approach: 'Take what we love, what people love, and evolve with it.' This mindset guided discussions even before the first title wrapped up.

The comments were shared in a recent interview published by TechRadar. They offer insight into the studio's long-term vision for the Alien series.

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