The game doesn’t feel original, it’s traditional of the “I’ve-been-here-before-many-times” as you walk down corridor after corridor, open door after door as Dead Space 3 is bloated out with unnecessary annoyances that include twiddling the direction pads to make some blocks move or press a few buttons in the required order.
It is in many ways a horror themed setting with some amazing designs and attention to detail on the characters, but the suspense comes through being a lonesome trek in solo mode with your buddies mostly nothing more than a voice in the distance. The music loudens, the cut-scenes introducing some freakishly ugly double-jointed beast play and then comes the hardest part surviving the objective! This is every bit a survival game, but more so due to the difficulty of killing, limited ammo resources and often being cornered across nineteen chapters.ĭead Space 3 is certainly no walk in the park either even on its easiest casual setting you will encounter many deaths and overwhelming rage at all the arms and legs thumping you from all directions. I didn’t feel this element of shock or horror with Dead Space 3, and that many of the scenes which looked as though it was designed to surprise you – were actually quite predictable. Leading up to the Dead Space 3 release I wasn’t over familiar with the complete story of the past two titles in the franchise, but I was under the impression that Dead Space was something of a ‘fright’ – a game that was dark and eerie enough to make you jump with its surprising twists and unsuspecting enemies.
It’s not all about the chills and suspense you might have experienced with previous instalments of the Dead Space universe, but nonetheless it is an epic encounter as you journey through a deserted world with a trail of blood-thirsty Necromorphs on your tail.
Visceral Games and EA deliver an intense and action-packed survival game with Dead Space 3.
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