The remake has a full cast of characters that you see acting out their story in audio logs or on an augmented reality stage, which becomes visible to Isaac when he views video recordings of the past. The previous game was an isolating experience, and Isaac just took orders from his compatriots. It makes the narrative more social and gives Clarke some personality as an engineer who stands up to every problem, whether it’s mechanical or monstrous. The best improvement that Motive brought to the new game is that Clarke has an actual voice. There are things inside the ship that are hiding in the dark, and all you have to see them is a flashlight with a very narrow field of view. His crew boards the derelict “planet cracker” ship to investigate why it has gone silent in a distant star system. He’s just an ordinary mining engineer in deep space worried about his girlfriend aboard the USG Ishimura mining ship. Isaac Clarke doesn’t start as a superhero. You have no clue why these monsters, the Necromorphs, are killing everybody they encounter aboard a mining spaceship. The beginning is scary because of the mystery. From tiny crawling creatures to massive bosses with deadly octopus-like arms, Dead Space throws every kind of horror at you.
Simple sounds like humming engines and screeching trams can scare you when the machinery grinds to a halt, interrupted by a roaring monster. This is a phenomenal title that spooked me in so many ways, sometimes just by leaving me alone in the dark with a heart rate gone wild.
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