This is of course all familiar to you if you’ve already played the original game, as the story of Dead Space remains largely identical. With nothing to protect himself but a scavenged repair tool and his whits, Isaac must brave the darkness and find a way off of the infested craft - or die trying. Things quickly spiral out of control as a host of undead alien mutations of human flesh attack from the shadows, splitting the team up and leaving Isaac alone and terrified. That vessel, the USG Ishimura, will be our home for this wild ride, as Isaac and his team (security chief Zach Hammond, fellow techie Kendra Daniels, and two armed escorts) come in for a rough landing aboard the strangely silent ship, leaving them stranded until they’re able to get their own ship running, and fix the Ishimura’s problems. Set in the far-flung year of 2508 Dead Space sees us stepping into the space boots of CEC engineer Isaac Clarke, freshly dispatched as part of a repair operation sent to investigate a communications blackout aboard one of the company’s mining ships. After playing through its 9-hour campaign and diving into its New Game+ mode, I can confidently say that this revisit is one of the best… perhaps ever.
DEAD SPACE REMAKE GORE SERIES
The first title released in this series in a decade, and the first not handled in any capacity by the original developers at EA Redwood Shores/Visceral Games (developed instead by EA Motive), this revisit had both a lot to live up to - and a lot prove to both a new generation of players and skeptical old guard fans. Hopefully the appropriate care is being put into place at Striking Distance Studios to deal with looking at this kind of imagery.Īside from the choice to be inspired by real world horror and gore, a big chunk of inspiration obviously comes from Dead Space, created by Glen Schofield, who's now directing The Callisto Protocol.As the new age of our favorite genre continues to shake off the dust of so many years on the back burner, “survival horror remake season 2023” has officially started thanks to the release of Dead Space, a remake of the 2008 classic. "While these were a lot less fun to research, it was some of the most memorable and valuable content when it came to creating realistic visuals and experiences."Īs pointed out by PCGamesN, Mortal Kombat 11 previously drew ire due to developers also studying real-world gore during its development. "We've found ourselves looking at a lot of real-life examples of horror and gore," said Stone, who also served as animation director on Dead Space. Slightly more controversially, however, Stone said that the game has also been inspired by actual gore and horror. Unsurprisingly, Stone namechecked titles like Silent Hill and Resident Evil as "obvious influences," but noted that the team has also taken "a lot of inspiration from movies like The Thing and Event Horizon." And Stone also said that French and Korean cinema were also pretty influential, saying both are "really stepping up their game in the horror genre." Now, in an interview with PCGamesN, chief creative officer at Striking Distance Studios Chris Stone has explained some of the inspirations for the game. Thanks to Geoff Keighley, we got our first look at gameplay last week at Summer Games Fest which had plenty of limb dismemberment and body stomping. The Callisto Protocol is set to launch at the end of 2022, and so far, it's not looking like a game for the faint of heart. It's sounding like The Callisto Protocol is going to go all out on gore for the game, as it's apparently been inspired by "real-life examples of horror and gore."
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