News Tagged: i am alive

Been playing I Am Alive all morning - on the PC, of course. I feel compelled to recommend the game to any of you guys out there who still haven't tried it. Although I've been playing for about 2-3 hours, there's something cool about the premise and the way Ubisoft made an effort to create a very convincing post-apocalyptic ambiance...

Instead of being released on September 13, as initially planned, Ubisoft is moving forward with the launch of I Am Alive. They are now launching the PC version of the survival action game on September 6 (yep, that's tomorrow). The game will cost you $14.99 and is going to feature a variety of new elements to satisfy PC gamers. We've enjoyed the game on consoles and we plan to give this one a try too.

Friday, at last, folks. What have you planned to do during the weekend? Get pissed? Have sex while getting pissed? Playing video games pissed? Getting sloshed, having sex and then playing video games? Never get pissed alone. That's all the constructive advice I can give on the matter...

I Am Alive was an interesting 'case' I have to admit. In the end, it turned out better that we hoped. However, it's a bloody shame Ubisoft didn't invest more money and time into the project. At any rate, now the France-based publisher's post-apocalyptic game has officially confirmed that it's going to be available for PCs too, September 13...

Alive, eh? But how long will you stay alive. Well, folks, we finally got around to fighting for survival in Ubisoft's long-in-the-making title: I Am Alive puts forth relatively simple gameplay, with the main character having to climb and shimmy his way across building tops...

Surviving will never be easy. Part of survive in 'I Am Alive' involves some pretty tricky climbs. Here's how some of them look: VIDEO: iaasurvivalvid.flv

Ubisoft's survival game just got a released date. The game will be available on Xbox Live on March 7, 2012. Check out the trailer below: VIDEO: iaarelease.flv

Ubisoft's upcoming game, I Am Alive, focuses on action and survival. Check it out: VIDEO: IAA_ENCOUNTERS_UK.flv

In Ubisoft's 'I Am Alive' your goal is to survive, but also find the time to explore, otherwise you're a goner. While rummaging through the city ruins, you can also help others that have lost their way or given up hope: VIDEO: Iamaliverulestr.flv

If you've been following our news, you probably already know that the makers of the downloadable console game, I Am Alive, won't be making it to the PC. In fact, Stanislas Mettra, the game's creative director, recently pointed his finger at that foul whore piracy as the main reason behind the developer's move to avoid the PC platform entirely...

The downloadable title I Am Alive won't be making its way to PCs, as you probably are aware of by now. The game's creative director, Stanislas Mettra, said they gave up on the PC edition for good reason. "It's hard because there's so much piracy and so few people are paying for PC games that we have to precisely weigh it up against the cost of making it...

Well, how about that, I Am Alive finally gets an actual trailer: VIDEO: iaacomback.flv The game is set to launch this winter via Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. "We know people have been waiting for this game to arrive, and we believe it's going to be worth the wait," Adam Novickas, Director of Marketing at Ubisoft, said in a press release...

Ubisoft hasn't so much as breathed a word on their mysterious project "I Am Alive," but now they've finally released a new cinematic trailer: Still no gameplay footage. Oh well, at least we know the game is still in development and that the publisher is now targeting a Spring 2011 launch window.

Okay, guys, here's a little scoop which I've missed over the last week. You know Ubisoft's game "I Am Alive?" Well, as we've reported a few days ago both Beyond Good & Evil 2 and I Am Alive are still in development - as confirmed by Geoffroy Sardin, CEO of Ubisoft France...

Apart from confirming the delay of Splinter Cell: Conviction, Ubisoft also commented regarding another two of their projects. Both Beyond Good & Evil 2 and I Am Alive are still on the company's agenda and were not canceled, despite some recent claims that the games were canned...