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Track the evolution of the Alien: Isolation guide, from its initial draft to the inclusion of DLCs and advanced techniques. See version history and update details.

Hey there! So you're diving into Alien: Isolation, huh? Awesome choice! This section is basically a changelog for the guide itself. Think of it like a developer's diary for this walkthrough. It shows you when different parts were added or updated, so you know how comprehensive and current the info is.

It's pretty cool to see how the guide grew over time, starting from just the main campaign missions and then expanding to include all the DLCs like Nostromo, Corporate Lockdown, Trauma, Safe Haven, Lost Contact, and The Trigger. They even added sections for Survivor Mode and Advanced Techniques, plus controller support for PlayStation. It's a good way to gauge how much detail went into building this guide for you.

Guide Version History:

• 10/23/2014 (v0.1): The guide's journey begins! The author started writing.
• 10/24/2014 (v0.2): Missions 1-4 are locked down.
• 10/25/2014 (v0.3): Missions 5-9 are complete.
• 10/26/2014 (v0.4): Missions 10-11 are finished.
• 10/26/2014 (v0.5): Missions 12-14 are wrapped up.
• 10/28/2014 (v0.6): Missions 15-16 are done.
• 10/30/2014 (v0.7): Missions 17-19 are complete.
• 11/06/2014 (v0.9): A full playthrough helped correct errors.
• 11/07/2014 (v1.0): The Collectibles and Achievements sections are finished, and the guide is submitted!
• 11/--/2014 (v1.2): Big update! Added sections for Nostromo DLC, Survivor Mode, and Corporate Lockdown DLC. Plus, a minor rewrite of the main campaign missions.
• 12/27/2014 (v1.4): The Trauma DLC section is now included.
• 01/26/2015 (v1.6): Safe Haven DLC is added, and another minor rewrite of the main campaign missions happens.
• 02/19/2015 (v1.8): Lost Contact DLC is in, and PlayStation controller support is added.
• 03/12/2015 (v2.0): The Trigger DLC and Advanced Techniques section are the latest additions.

Legal Notice: Just a heads-up, this guide is for your personal use only. You can't just copy it and put it on other websites or anything like that without getting written permission first. It's all about respecting the creator's hard work!

Credits: Big thanks to Twentieth Century Fox, SEGA, and The Creative Assembly for making this amazing game. Also, shout out to Osrevad for the cool controller art, Avlandre for finding some Twitter info, and PsychoHypnotic, Imposible, Infesord, XLR8 Games, and Saturnine for their helpful tips. And of course, thanks to you for reading!