If you’re playing the game for the first time, you’re in for a treat! The story has the appropriate twists and turns without being too predictable, and somehow ropes in religion, science and horror tropes into one nightmare cocktail that will leave you asking questions and a little bit disturbed on just what you played. I won’t go past what happens from there, as Dead Space’s story is easily one of its best strengths.
If that’s not complicated enough, Clarke’s ladylove Nicole is on board, and he must traverse the derelict ship to rescue her. Right off the bat, not everything is as is should be, as the Ishimura seems deserted, and human-like aliens called necromorphs are running around the ship and killing everyone in their path. We’re also going to tackle the game from a viewpoint of someone who has played and finished the original (like me), and also considering the experience of someone who’s playing it for the first time.įor those not familiar with the story, Dead Space sees the player as Isaac Clarke, a systems engineer on-board the USG Ishimura on what should be a routine distress call. Note that this review will be spoiler-free since the game’s story is one of its best points. Does Motive do justice to this remake? Read on for our Dead Space remake review to find out. This is a full-on remake of now-defunct Visceral Games’ sci-fi horror franchise that has been dormant since the release of Dead Space 3 back in 2013. One of the best game franchises that started during the PS3/Xbox 360 era is now upon us with Motive Studio’s Dead Space remake.
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