"A commercial vessel, the Anesidora, has recovered what we believe to be the flight recorder unit of the Nostromo." ― Samuels, to Ripley (from Alien: Isolation)

May 11, 2016 · After leaving the shuttle, save the game. The station is by the main door. Go through the door and follow the corridor straight ahead, until you get to the location shown in the picture. The door …

Oct 15, 2014 · After you leave the transit and speak with Ricardo, go up the stairs to your left and carry on to the door where you’ll be prompted to use the Ion Torch. Head through the door, onto the lift and...

Jan 12, 2025 · However, this does not mark the point of no return as you return to the station after dealing with the situation on the Anesidora. Starting with mission 16, some areas that are part of …

Marlow decided it would be better to find the distress signal that lead to the Nostromo's disappearance. What they found was what appeared to be an alien ship. The Anesidora eventually meets its demise …

Note: There are no enemies in this mission, so you don't need to be stealthy. You start the mission playing as Marlow on board of the Anesidora.

Aug 27, 2024 · Mission 15 features six Archive Logs to find. On your way to restoring power to the Anesidora, look out for a recorder on top of a crate on your right. On the computer with passcode to …

In this episode of Alien: Isolation Part 14, we board the Anesidora and uncover the shocking truth about what really happened to the Nostromo and Ripley’s mother.

Originally this damage was to have also shut off the Derelict warning beacon, but Alien Isolation retconned this idea by showing Captain Marlow of the Anesidora shutting it off in 2137.

Marlow was in command for the ship's fateful voyage in 2137 when it discovered the derelict ship on LV-426, an incident that ultimately unleashed a Xenomorph infestation on Sevastopol Station and led to …