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Published : February 28, 2008 |
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According to Wikipedia, "in physiology, dead space is air that is inhaled by the body in breathing, but does not partake in gas exchange." In the case of EA's upcoming space-bound survival horror-'em-up, Dead Space is, basically, Red Dwarf without the jokes.
We've already beaten the backstory to death in our extensive first look at the game but, for latecomers, you ARE engineer Isaac Clarke, stranded onboard the mining ship Ishimura and Something Has Gone Very Wrong. Which is to say, all the lights have gone off, someone's going nutso in the background with a CD of My First Scary Noises and the place is crawling with enough tentacles to win the gold medal at a Hentai convention. Metallic grey, rusty grey or just plain old boring grey - fear it. We only bring that last bit up because it would seem like the ideal location to show off your brand new Scary Game. Trouble is, and let's get this out of the way right now, if you're after something in the way of sheer, brain-palpitating mental trauma along the lines of Project Zero, Dead Space might not quite be the cup of tea you're looking for. Certainly, it's infinitely more Doom 3 than it is, say, Silent Hill. Lots of love, big scary tentacle monster xxx. All of which isn't to tarnish the game with a stinky brush at this stage of development. There do seem to be a number of interesting ideas at play here. Firstly, EA is keen to tout the non-linearity of Dead Space, each sizeable level offering a number of objectives at any one time. If all goes well, that should mean a refreshing deviation from the usual straight-line, corridor-bound shooting mechanics protagonists in peril have been forced to endure since games went spaceship. Hopefully, this should give plenty of breathing room to enable genuine immersion in Dead Space's Universe of Doom. We're also quite intrigued by the inclusion of zero-gravity. While our US comrades undertook some outer-vessel activities for their preview, EA showed off one of the game's many physics-based puzzles to illustrate Dead Space's free-floating mechanics.
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