Killing said baddies isn’t as simple as popping a bit of lead into their squishy bits. Manage cookie settings If you'd like to see the game in action, you can watch a video version of this review instead. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
Oh no! That’s exactly what’s happened! Trapped on board, Isaac must bounce from one end of the Ishimura to the other like a gore-flecked pinball, firefighting an increasing array of mechanical issues all while battling hordes of stabby baddies. The humongous planet cracker has been having issues with its communication equipment and definitely hasn’t been invaded by a hostile alien virus that’s made all of its crew long and dribbly. As far as I’m concerned, this remake allowed me to replay one of my all-time favourite games in a lavish new form, and in that sense, Dead Space is extraordinary.įor the uninitiated, Dead Space follows engineer Isaac Clarke who is sent on a routine repair mission to the USG Ishimura. Your opinion on whether that is a good thing or not will depend on how you feel about the endeavour of remaking games from fifteen years ago in the first place. With some small but welcome exceptions, Dead Space is a one-to-one remake of the 2008 original.
Comfortably familiar, but excellent nonetheless. This is the Dead Space you remember but with a brilliant new sheen, luxuriously improved in small but considered ways.
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