Useful for escaping or dodging that charging alien, Lining up that perfect killing shot or blowing off limbs. Another cool gameplay element is Isaacs ability to significantly slow enemies down with a well placed burst from his suits telekinesis. I hope that many other games in the future will follow DS2's footsteps in this regard. I love the fact that the flashlight is attached to your main weapons zoom function, Not only does this look the part as Issac quickly scans a room with his pulse rifle looking for threats, but it means that there is no separate button that you have to keep pushing in order to see anything. Sound and Graphics aside DS2 has a number of small additions and differences that set it aside from your average game. Expect to take many breaks to calm your nerves as you slowly creep the blood spattered corridors to the sounds of screams and movements in the shadows.
#Dead space 1991 movie
The sounds of the game, as is with any other successful horror movie or game, makes DS2. If I was to compare it with any other game gameplay wise I would say its a mix of Fear2 meets Doom mashed together with a Zombie Science Fiction theme. If you like Horror mixed together with Sci-Fi. This is no downfall however as the game looks on par, and even surpassing, other recent releases of 2011. I was surprised when I discovered that the game was running Direct X9, not DirectX10 or 11 as I originally thought. I often found myself taking the game slow, admiring the breath taking world, the realistic movements and just how smooth everything looks. Yes it is third person but this only allows the player to truly admire the amount of detail and design placed on the models and world of DS2. The game lasts a good 8-10 hours which is on par with most recent games and first person shooters however will not offer much in the way of re-playability.
#Dead space 1991 pro
I believe this is a pro rather than a con, I can only imagine how frustrating the game could have become if you had to search every room, every corridor just to get the most out of the storyline and Electronic Arts and Visceral Games throw in enough surprises, weapons and upgrades to leave you not knowing exactly what is going to be around the corner. 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.