Dead Space

Highly worth getting. An enjoyable, bug-free remake that preserves the beloved atmosphere while looking excellent. Still Dead Space at its core.

Faithful impressive remake significantly improving visuals while maintaining original spirit. Enhanced mechanics.

An excellent remake that successfully modernizes the classic with improved graphics, refined controls, and enhanced atmosphere. The immersive dead space suit perspective and tense horror design create a fantastic experience.

Fantastic remake with incredible atmosphere and remake quality. Better field of view and fantastic sound design make it a true horror experience.

Competent but bland survival horror that borrows from RE4 and The Thing without adding much. Dismemberment combat enjoyable but undermined by clichéd design.

A phenomenal remake that earns its existence even for skeptics who thought the original needed no update. EA Motive keeps the most important parts intact while layering in vital improvements: a circuit-breaker mechanic, outstanding lighting and particle effects that restore genuine fear, full zero-gravity control, a fully voiced Isaac, and a more interconnected Ishimura with optional side content. Minor gripes about Isaac's redesigned face and a long-winded hydroponics section don't detract from what is arguably the definitive version of the game.

A gold-standard remake that stays faithful to the original while adding meaningful improvements to story, exploration, and character interaction. Tense, atmospheric horror with visceral dismemberment-focused combat, smart stasis use, consequential resource management, and welcome additions like a central tram, expanded zero-gravity sections, and new puzzles. Gorgeous lighting and grotesque monster detail stand out, with only minor blemishes like an occasionally grainy suit and small transition hiccups.

Beloved the main games. The remake continues strong — looking forward to seeing if the series continues and if they remake Dead Space 2. Heartfelt endorsement from a longtime fan.

Excellent remake that improves on the 2008 classic with refined gameplay and fantastic visual presentation.

A superior, finely refined remake that respects its source with no microtransactions and total focus on what makes the franchise great. Updated visuals, fleshed-out story and cutscenes, a dynamic intensity director enemy-spawn system, and the classic limb-severing combat all shine, and boss fights and zero-g sections are markedly improved. Minor gripes: it can be easy for veterans, mission structure grows repetitive, and Nicole's colder portrayal is less effective than the original.