Dead Space

The best game i ever played, pure essens of horror, highest quality in every level.

Dead Space is the quintessential survival horror experience. The level of care and passion in this project is unrivalled, and, in the 14 years since its release, no game has ever come close to touching the sheer terror that is Visceral Games' (RIP) terrifying masterpiece.

Dead Space is, basically, in my own humble and pointless opinion, a horror masterpiece that's aged tremendously well.

EA and Motive Studio have huge shoes to fill, but from the snippets I've allowed myself to see, the mix of faithful remake and modern mechanics oozes passion, and I am beyond excited to experience the long overdue return to Dead Space's universe.

The best SCARY space game ever. This tops most of the horror titles in gaming. Not that I'm saying the other games are bad, I'm just saying this is different and unique. This game has horror, story, characters, and gore. I have not felt so attracted to a space game, but man...this is awesome! The characters are solid, Issac Clarke is just an engineer, just one man that just fixes freaking ships goes against a thousand aliens...(badass). I like the other characters too, the facial and mouth moving are great. The story is epic, I mean epic to the bone! Don't want to spoil anything. Graphics are superb, even in the void of space! The aliens were great, they did their job to scare the sh!t out of me. This is one of the games that you can describe with one word: Unforgettable! 10/10

This game is very good on atmosphere and gore. Two things I love in a horror movie, throw into that an interesting story. Granted it does borrow heavily from science fiction horror classics like Alien and The Thing. It also borrows from not quite a classic Event Horizon and the really bad Ghosts of Mars. And for even more similarities watch the Japanese anime Lilycat as the monster in that movie reminded me a lot of some of the monsters here. The story starts out with you and other crew members on a ship headed for a repair job on some sort of mining vessel. Upon arrival you can tell something is wrong as there is no crew to greet you, and pretty soon you see your first necromorph creature and you are in for the fight of your life. You get separated from two crew members who will periodically try to help you and them get off this ship of death, but for the most part you are on your own in the nightmare space cruiser. You will learn, through audio tapes of the fate of this ship as you try to battle your way off. You have a variety of weapons at your disposal, though for my money the rail gun and default plasma cutter are the best. Other weapons just do not pack enough pop, others are overly complicated, still others just run out of ammo way to fast. You can update your armor and collect health packs as in any game of this type. You have levels where you must go through zero gravity and still others where there is no air. The monsters attack sometimes in such a flurry you can not aim well and you end up panic firing a lot. The weapons though are at their most effective when aiming for the creatures appendages. The game is not without its faults which kept me from giving it a ten as aspects of the story did not add up for me and sometimes the missions get a bit to long in areas. However, there are no real complicated puzzles to endure. The ending is kind of shocking however the credits are uninspired which was surprising considering the detail and effort put into the rest of the game. Still, all in all a great horror game set in space, and from the looks of it a movie version is going to be made which I am betting will not be as good as they will needlessly add to many characters or something and just make the movie less scary and I am betting the monsters do not look as good.

I haven't felt this level of stress and fear from playing a game since I played Resident Evil at 8 years old and this game captured that same feeling as an 18 year old.