Don’t worry though all your favorite (or should I say ‘most hated’?) parts made it to the remake. That's because even if this Dead Space follows the original's plot and vision to a T, some things around the major story beats have been changed. I'd argue that it only makes you fear it even more. Having played the original does not keep you from imagining all of the horrors that lie within the ship. These are what remains of a planet cracking operation, and within the field lies the ship responsible: The USG Ishimura, as ominous and imposing as she was more than a decade ago in the original Dead Space's release. As the USG Kellion flies through space, you are treated to the spectacle of the debris field in orbit of the planet Aegis VII. The intro cutscene alone lets you know that this is a pure remake of the 2008 classic. Instead, they expanded it to new and terrifying heights. But I will go out on a limb and say that Motive Studio didn’t just reskin the original game and called it a day. Take note, I am a sucker for polished-up remakes, so you may want to take my word with a grain of salt. The Dead Space remake is the first kind of remake, not the second. Remakes that stick to the original vision while polishing it with modern graphics and game mechanics, and remakes that reimagine the game to some degree while also polishing it with modern graphics and mechanics. There are two kinds of video game remakes. The base game's length, replayability, and time needed for 100% completion. Rating how the game's music grips players during battle and cutscenes, and how well the voice acting and other sounds are done. Rating how beautiful the game's graphics are as well as its user interface. How we rate the gameplay mechanics and systems designed in the game.
Rating the plot, characters, as well as pacing, and overall depth of the story. The scores are added together, then multiplied by two. The scores available range from 1-10 with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. But did Motive Studio hit the mark? Let's see if Isaac will make us whole once again in Game8's review of the Dead Space Remake.ĭead Space Remake Review and Score Explanation Dead Space Remake Score Explanation Overall After more than a decade in stasis, the Dead Space franchise returns with a remake of the first game from 2008.
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