More Dead Space Remake Gameplay Footage Emerges
Nearly an hour's worth of gameplay footage from the upcoming Dead Space remake was recently shared online. With its terrifying Eldritch monsters, oppressively dark atmosphere, and body horror galore, the original 2008 game is a much beloved entry in the survival genre. The remake will bring the 14-year-old title screaming into the modern gaming era, and a lot of fans have been waiting to get their hands on it. In the meantime, there's been some teasers dropped to keep everyone in anticipation.
Recently, a Dead Space livestream showcased some of the changes that fans will see in the remake, demonstrating elements of the new game that players can expect when it finally releases in March. Perhaps one of the most notable differences between this iteration and the original is the seamlessness of the game. In essence, the Ishimura, the spaceship where events take place, will no longer be split into sections that require loading screens via the tram system. The other major difference, as many can imagine, is the improved visuals, with footage showing how far game development has come.
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This latest video specifically shows off the third chapter in the Dead Space remake. At around 57 minutes long, it's quite a substantial amount of footage. The clip was uploaded to the YouTube channel YBR Gaming, with a note to say that, while the game does look fantastic, it's still representative of a work in progress and viewers should bear that in mind while watching. In general, the visuals are pretty stunning, albeit with a horrific and foreboding aesthetic, and the video really gives a sense of what's in store. In short, it will be a trip down memory lane for fans of the original, but with a much
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