Instead I became engaged with the storyline, marveling at the graphics and taking in the dead space universe the way the game developers intended DP2 to. The game is liner - This is your objective and this is the route you are going to take - usually this would annoy me however with DS2 I did not care.

At no point of the game did I feel I had missed out in any essential plot having not played the first game with an informative short video recapping the events of the first game while creating a bit of atmosphere and preparing you for the horrors of DS2.

DS2 offers an amazing single player following the footsteps of Isaac Clarke and his deteriorating mental state. Dead I purchased this game not knowing what to expect (having not played the first game) with the hopes of a decent, sci-fi shooting game. I purchased this game not knowing what to expect (having not played the first game) with the hopes of a decent, sci-fi shooting game. Thank you Visceral Games, roll on Dead Space 3. Great game, not too different in terms of gameplay but it does the job of providing a new and very interesting successor of Dead Space 1. Most of them very disturbing and freaky, good variety too, you need different approaches for different enemies. It has some downright disturbing moments and plenty of very tense and hectic fighting. The animations are silky smooth and the voice acting is very convincing. Pretty much the same weapons and a few new ones, a talking Isaac and new armor also make this game more interesting that its predecessor. The sounds and music are downright spectacular. One thing that really made the game for me where those interactive cutscene things, just amazingly well-made. Dead Space 2 is in some way indentical to Dead Space 1, but it has a number of new things that manage to uplift Dead Space 2 from Dead Space Dead Space 2 is in some way indentical to Dead Space 1, but it has a number of new things that manage to uplift Dead Space 2 from Dead Space 1.

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