Dead Space remake: release date, trailers, gameplay, and more | Digital Trends

While fans of the Dead Space franchise aren’t getting the new installment they’ve been waiting for since Dead Space 3 launched in 2013, Developer Motive is set to deliver a remake of the original Dead Space in early 2023.

Trailer This tiny teaser is all the footage we’ve got for the Dead Space remake. For anyone who played the original, nothing in it will be all that shocking or surprising. We get some industrial sounds followed by a beautifully realized look at the broken and bloody hallways of the USG Ishimura, with the faint singing of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, a callback to a trailer for the first game, and a shadow look at a necromorph.

Gameplay The first official gameplay trailer dropped out of nowhere and cemented what Dead Space will be — a faithful remake. Aside from Isaac responding to other characters, nothing shown was unexpected for those who played the original. It’s just far more beautiful … in a disgusting sort of way. We see Isaac stalking the halls, confronting a standard necromorph, and blasting its limbs off.

We also believe the immersive HUD will see a return as well, just based on the teaser showing Isaac’s health and stasis meters on his back. Dead Space was ahead of its time for never actually giving you a break from the horror by incorporating your inventory, map, health, and ammo into the game. You could pause the game, of course, but not for switching weapons or healing. You were always at risk when doing that.

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