Game Review: Dead Space 3
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The old crawler aliens return with their bigger cousins
Gory is an understatement when looking at Dead Space
These guys are fast and hard to take down
The Unitarian Church are seriously crazed
Space walks are pretty, but not that much fun
The narrative is more involved than previous games
Article Summary
The first Dead Space game was something pretty special. Its setting of a deserted spaceship infested with seemingly endless hordes of "necromorph" human/alien mutations pushed the boundaries when it came to evoking a sense of isolation and foreboding, interspersed with periods of outright terror. The game was successful enough to warrant a fully fledged sequel along with numerous related titles. We join Isaac Clarke in his latest outing in Dead Space 3. We looked at the game on Xbox 360.
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