But before his escape, Isaac is compelled to locate his girlfriend Nicole, a respected doctor on the Ishimura. Separated and alone, Isaac's goal becomes clear: Do whatever it takes to get the heck off this death trap ship. Just minutes on the ship and all hell breaks loose as bloodthirsty Necromorphs-hideous creatures comprised of dead matter-attack the team. Like before, we step into the space boots of ship engineer Isaac Clarke who, as part of a small reconnaissance team, heads out to the huge mining spaceship USG Ishimura to discover why communications aren't being returned. I was genuinely impressed with how faithful the story is to the original while simultaneously adding subtle elements to draw you even deeper into the game's lore. To be clear, Dead Space is not a reboot, but a straight remake that sticks mainly to the winning formula of the previous game, albeit with some excellent tweaks to improve the experience. Given the high quality of EA Motive's Dead Space remake, I can easily see this game being used as another prime example of how to correctly revive older titles. Liked: Expanded Lore A few years ago, the remakes of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 brilliantly proved that classic horror games could be brought to modern consoles with the right adjustments.
Strap in and let's get this horror show underway, here are four things I liked about the game.and one I didn't.
And now, with the release of the highly anticipated Dead Space remake for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, it's time to re-experience the spine-chilling terror and heart-pounding action with a fresh coat of paint and numerous enhancements. The came along came Dead Space from EA Redwood Shores (later renamed Visceral Studios) and it immediately earned a spot on my 'greatest of all time' list.ĭead Space hooked me with its incredible mix of atmosphere on the dying USG Ishimura, intriguing and disturbing lore, terrifying Necromorphs and my favourite weapon arsenal ever in a horror game. Converging onto current-gen consoles and PCīack in 2008, my all-time favourite horror game franchises had remained remarkably consistent for years: Resident Evil for its thrilling gameplay and lore, Silent Hill for its unsettling psychological terror, and Fatal Frame for its excellent use of Japanese supernatural horror elements.
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