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I like both really much, both are really scary!
The Alien in the Lobby part actually had me physically shaking once I finally managed to get through it without being caught (took me about 4 tries, and one go i accidently lost site of it and my distraction made it go the opposite way I planed, nearly jumped clean out of my chair when I got 'shanked'). Games dont usually do that to me, and i didnt think this game would actually make me scared. Also even when i know they are coming (ie "Ah hell I stuffed up" moments), when the alien grabs me it makes me jump every time.
So yeah, its scarey... and ive never played Deadspace.
I think the only parts of Dead Space 1 & 2 which equal the sheer helpless fear this game induces are those with the necromorphs that can't be killed and which pursue Isaac Clarke through the respective levels.
Also Dead Space was third person P.O.V. and Alien is first person. The first person point of view adds to the terror, I reckon.
I had just torched the damn thing and started running for my life to an elevator, within literally 4 seconds it had crawled up into an air vent, followed me to the next opening and jumped down behind me.
Another time I was running away from it after it went into a vent, I backed into a corner, with doors all around me. I heard it thud onto the ground and scream, then it started running. I frantically looked from left to right ready to torch the bloody thing, but it popped out from behind a doorway on my immidiate left and charged me before I could do anything.
Another time I stumbled across a bunch of survivors in my way. I managed to sneak behind one of them and caved his head in with my wrench, but one of the others saw me. I ran back to an air vent as he fired off shots in my direction. I wasn't even in the vent when I heard the thing scream. All I heard after that was the sound of it running around accompanied by panicked gunshots and grown men screaming. This is whilst I'm cowering in an air vent under the floor.
This game kicks ass. They had better make a second one.
Both are great movies in their own right, but deal with suspence, tension and mood in different ways, both which work on their own.
In other words, apples to oranges man.
Alien Isolation grabs hold of your intestines and twists them slowly.