Dead Space™ 2

Install the marker patch! https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Dead_Space_2#MarkerPatch Dead Space 2 is without a doubt the best horror game ever, period. I wish Motive would do a remake like they did with the first game. Even though the lighting, shadows, and textures all look like total ♥♥♥♥ compared to modern games, it still holds up. The gameplay, story, atmosphere... everything is on point. The only thing I don't like about the game is Ellie, because she's a stupid ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥. I mean seriously, who gets their eyeball plucked out and is then like, "k w/e lol". Accordingly, every scene she is in I get plucked out of the immersion because it's like, "WTF is up with this ♥♥♥♥♥?" I don't know if that's what the writers were going for, but I hate that ♥♥♥♥♥. 9.9/10

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Stalker Gamma trained me well. This is now just a Call of Duty game to me. More Michael Bay explosions than horror. Still epic tho.

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Dead Space 2 is a direct sequel to the first game and follows events unfolding on "The Sprawl," a colony on Titan. Unlike the original, you arrive right in the middle of a Necromorph invasion; naturally, Isaac witnesses the horrors firsthand and must once again battle these creatures within this futuristic city. There isn't much else to say other than that the game is a gem, a sequel that does justice to the original and has aged like fine wine. 100% recommended.

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Dead Space 2 Review Dead Space 2 is an outstanding game with a few weaknesses towards the end of its story. Anyone who enjoyed the first game will get exactly what they expect here: more of the same, refined with a small touch of perfection. This game is filled with design choices that have unfortunately become almost forgotten in the modern gaming industry. Just like in the first game, I consider it an incredibly remarkable decision to completely abandon a traditional HUD and instead place all important information directly on Isaac or within the game world itself. This decision contributes enormously to the dense atmosphere of Dead Space 2. That atmosphere is also the reason why I would describe the first two-thirds of this game as one of the scariest horror experiences of my life. Unfortunately, this incredible tension has to give way in the final third to a much more action-heavy approach, which almost completely abandons the subtle horror that made the game so special. At the same time, many of the survival horror elements disappear as well. Even on the highest difficulty, I ended up with huge amounts of money, healing items, and ammunition during the final third, as the game practically throws resources at you. This already felt like a small negative preview of what was to come in Dead Space 3. Nevertheless, there is still a major highlight: I consider the sections featuring the unkillable Stalker-like enemy to be a brilliant attempt to preserve the horror even during this more action-focused part of the game. I believe that if the enemy encounters and available resources had been reduced, while expanding the claustrophobic sections involving this enemy, even the final third could have been a masterpiece. Finally, I would like to take a moment to mourn Visceral Games, the studio that eventually fell victim to EA. I would have truly loved to see what this team could have achieved if they had been given the opportunity to continue.