Game news Dead Space: what is the remake worth compared to the original game? 1ʳᵉ answer in video
Yesterday was a big day for all survival-horror fans: Finally, the first Dead Space gameplay trailer was delivered to the world by Electronic Arts. It was enough for a video comparison with the 2008 version to see the light of day.
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Dead Spacereleased in 2008, is an institution for many: Glen Schofield led there one of the most qualitative and renowned survival-horrors of the 2000s, giving rise to two sequels before falling into total silence for many, very long years. If the director has left for other horizons – surprise, it is he who does The Callisto Protocol ! – her baby is not dead, seeing itself resurrected with an EA Motive-driven remake.
Electronic Arts has therefore given the green light for a total technical overhaul with even a few improvements. like the ability to move freely in an anti-gravity zone, even more realistic dismemberment, and a main character with speech. And just yesterday the publisher has delivered the very first gameplay trailer.
Here will die Isaac Clarke
The least we can say is that Isaac Clarke’s misadventures in the USG Ishimura spacecraft marked more than one with a hot iron. With, finally, the first gameplay sequences from the remake to get your teeth into since yesterday, it didn’t take long for the YouTube channel ElAnalistaDeBits to tackle a video comparison with the original version from 2008.
We can thus enjoy the different effects of light, smoke or particles; 3D models, whether it’s Isaac Clarke or directly the Ishimura himself; the flagship environments, the quality of the textures or the necromorphs and their degradation over the shots. To support its point, the channel also drew on the early development versions, shared by the developers several months ago.
We recall that the remake of Dead Space Remake will be released on January 27, 2023 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series. Moreover, all editions of the game have been unveiled, supporting prices, including a collector who could well be the envy.
