Dead Space
Electronic Arts announces a Dead Space remake - the rumors have been confirmed. As the publisher and Motive announced on EA Play Live, the new edition is being created from scratch for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X / S, a release on the old consoles is therefore not planned. "Thanks to the Frostbite engine, the horror and immersion in the new edition with breathtaking graphics, sound and controls are raised to a new level for the franchise," announced the publisher. Players can look forward to "improved story, characters and gameplay mechanics".01:49
Dead Space: Remake officially announced loadVideoPlayer ('84120', '& sAdSetCsategory = article_featured', 12, '16: 9 ', false, 1376437, false, 212020, 260, false, 0,' ',' ', false); Dead Space from € 28.99 "We have a passionate team at Motive that treats this remake as a declaration of love to the series. The return to the original and the possibility of implementing it on next-gen consoles impressed everyone in the team", comments Phillippe Ducharme, Senior Producer of Dead Space (buy now 19.72 €). From the beginning, passionate fans were contacted and invited to give feedback to the developers, "so that we can deliver exactly the Dead Space game that they want".
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Glen Schofield, executive producer of the first Dead Space, would like to continue the series, as he revealed in a podcast. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1376437,1376474,1375100,1277277'; In Dead Space, Isaac Clarke is an ordinary engineer on a mission to repair the huge and sprawling USG Ishimura spaceship, only to find out that something has gone terribly wrong. In our test of Dead Space you can read what the action-scary game was about back then. We have a teaser trailer for the remake ready below. Dead Space was released in 2008 for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. A date for the new edition is not yet available.The Internet’s Freaking Out Over EA’s Dead Space Remake Reveal
]]>While leaks prior to the big event may have preemptively revealed that a certain beloved survival horror franchise was on course to be making a return, prior knowledge certainly hasn’t put a damper on EA’s Dead Space remake announcement.
Yesterday, the publisher confirmed Isaac Clarke’s return to the USG Ishimura as a next-gen exclusive, with the company’s first-party Motive Studio overseeing production. The developer, best known for its collaboration with DICE on Star Wars Battlefront II and the terrific if small-in-scope Squadrons, will replace original series creator Visceral, which closed its doors in 2017 following the cancellation of its own game set in a galaxy far, far away.
Naturally, fans are over the moon about Clarke’s debut on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, with early reactions over on Twitter being almost universally positive. Check them out for yourselves below.
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Dead Space remake.
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— cory balrog 🖖 (@corybarlog) July 22, 2021Dead Space remake is a fucking POG champ
— Jacksepticeye (@Jacksepticeye) July 22, 2021RESIDENT EVIL THRIVING
DEAD SPACE REMAKE
FATAL FRAME 5 REMASTER
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— Ⓙ︎Ⓔ︎Ⓢ︎Ⓢ︎Ⓔ︎ 💋 (@JbootyfuI) July 22, 2021
All systems go on the hype train, then, and even Glen A. Schofield, director of the original released in 2008, has registered their excitement over seeing how Motive intends to terrify an all-new generation of gamers with the Necromorphs.
“Directing the original Dead Space was one of the highlights of my career. Excited to see what the EA @MotiveStudio team does with it!”
— Glen A. Schofield (@GlenSchofield) July 22, 2021Prior to its being put on hiatus, Dead Space‘s success led to the release of two sequels, the last of which would contribute to its downfall for diverging too far from horror in favor of action as well as the implementation of microtransactions. Whether the upcoming revival will prove popular enough to justify an all-new entry remains to be seen, though it goes without saying that we can’t wait to see the end result.
The Dead Space remake is currently in development for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC. A release date has yet to be provided.