The sequel to Dead Space has just received a gameplay trailer. EA Motive released raw footage for the upcoming space-set survival-horror game, which has been completely rebuilt since 2008. It''s as if you first remembered it from 2008, as players step into the shoes of Isaac Clark, the beloved alien hunting engineer. There''s no reason to speculate on a last-gen console release.
A distress call completes the gameplay trailer, directing Clark to reinstall the centrifuge, which he believes is necessary. The engine, hull, and trams, among others, have been completely destroyed. The Dead Space trailer then flashes into a montage, highlighting the medical school that now appears to be possessed by a foreign parasite, losing consciousness, and wreaks seizures.
The Dead Space remake trailer for the beginning of the year might seem quite reminiscent of the upcoming The Callisto Protocol game. In fact, Glen Schofield now leads the development on the latter. This means that there are no hidden concepts or odd conspiracies. Finally, the trailer for the return displays the horrors of an alien invasion pile of dead bodies, bloody handprints, and an echoing silence that adds to the tension.
As Clark reduces Necromorphs, builds them up to tiny pieces of grotesque flesh, we are then given a first look at the Necromorph, which has sharp claws the length of a walking cane, which drops down when Clark least suspects it. Various techniques of combat include curbing Necromorphs, causing them to fade. Also, does anyone mention that our protagonist is no longer silent?
EA Motive spoke about the presentation of the Dead Space remake, highlighting the camera aspect, which is based on 2018''s God of War. Moreover, the entire game will play as a single scene, with no cuts, thus reducing the fear issue to another level. Out addition to details from the comic books, the remake will also revamp the story.
The remake of Dead Space is now available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S/X. Pre-orders are now available across all platforms.