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pretty much this. it's "The Alien" from the first film.
the different types is mostly fan fic stuff.
+1. The treatment of the Alien as a creature, how it looks, stands, moves, behaves and the headspace the game seeks to put you in about it, it all has "Ridley Scott and Hans Rudolf Giger's Creature" written through it like the word "Blackpool" through a stick of rock.
Almost everything that is claimed as a complete certainty about the creature's life-cycle and physiology is fan fic, even if you take the whole movie-canon and the creatures that appear in it.
The creature you are facing has no defined limits to the ways it can breed, its life cycle is a mystery. There are no defined "types", but for all we know the number of "types" is infinite. You do not know how intelligent it is, how it sustains itself, what its senses are and how they work, how it can move, where it sleeps, when it sleeps, if it sleeps, or what its motivations and drives are, if it has them in any sense we would understand. Heck, unless we are talking about the facehugger, we have little idea what it is even made of.
I prefer the weird S&M Penis head face raping bio-mechanical looking humaniod that mutates human corpses into eggs. Now thats way more "Alien" to me and it makes me feel gross.
And I dont want to know any more about it than that. The mystery made it great.
Indeed. I love Aliens, but I prefer to treat Alien as if it were in a vacuum. There is literally nothing disturbing about the creature neatly fitting into the behaviour patterns of a common garden animal we have all stepped on at some point.
Funnily enough, when I watch Aliens or Alien³, I treat each as if it were the last Alien film, which works best since each subsequent film craps on the one(s) before a little bit.