They wanted it, they cried like babies when Ubisoft told them they would not be able to get the game, PC players will finally discover I Am Alive on September 13 for the price of 14.99€ (and most probably $14.99). In this version, the game's graphics have been improved, an easy mode has been added (as everyone knows PC players hate a challenge) and it will also be possible to replay any chapter to look for hidden items.

I was planning on reviewing I Am Alive in both languages in time for the game's release but I just could not make it so I will simply give you my quick opinion about the game. I don't care what IGN said, Ubisoft's Xbox Live Arcade title is a good and entertaining title. It is more than fine technically speaking, especially considering it's a downloadable game, and though it clearly won't win the award for best looking game, it still manages to convey great atmosphere. So yes, some will bitch about the lack of colors, the fog, the blurry backgrounds and some stiff animations but let me tell you it'd be a shame to stop at that. Give the trial version a try when the game gets released and see for yourself. Until then, check out our videos inside.

I Am Alive gives more details with this dev diary where the development team explains how they build the survival experience and why they've gone digital. The game will be released on March 7 on Xbox Live, SEN version coming later.

Ubisoft has released a new trailer for I Am Alive showing the survival side of the game.

Ubisoft sent us a new video of I Am Alive. This one gives a survival advice: avoid encounters. The game will be available to download in late February or early March.

Ubisoft has released these new screens of I Am Alive. The game will be part of the XBLA's House Party and should be available next month.

I Am Alive is coming this Winter but before its release you might need a few survival tips that you can get right here with this new trailer.

Ubisoft has released some new screenshots illustrating I Am Alive. The title launches this winter for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network and will not be getting a PC release.

I Am Alive is back with a new trailer, after being silent for years, Ubisooft has announced that the game will be available to download this winter on Xbox 360 and PS3.

Ubisoft announced I Am Alive during their press conference. The game is developed by Darkworks, and this CG trailer certainly explains what it is all about.