Directive 8020

Directive 8020 drops you into a deep space horror mess where your crew is falling apart, your ship’s busted, and oh yeah — someone (or something) is pretending to be human. It’s Alien meets The Thing, but with more bad decisions and panic sweats.

You’re on a colony mission gone wrong, and now you’re creeping through dark hallways wondering if your buddy is still your buddy or a shapeshifting nightmare. The best part? Anyone can die. Like… early. Mid-convo? Too bad. Gone.

This one throws out the usual button-mashing QTEs and brings in actual stealth — hiding, sneaking, and pure panic. And if you mess up (you will), there’s a rewind feature called Turning Points, unless you’re playing on hardcore mode where choices are final and suffering is real.

It’s playable solo or with friends, which means you can totally blame Chad when the alien eats your face. Built in Unreal Engine 5, loaded with tension, and starring Lashana Lynch as a badass pilot — Directive 8020 is your next sci-fi trust-issues simulator.