With these systems surely taking some work to craft, it makes sense for EA Motive to want to use them across multiple games. Beyond that, Dead Space 2’s infamous eye poke machine offers a new type of horror, and some scary new Necromorphs were introduced like The Pack and the Stalker that would be fun to fight again with some better AI. The return to the Ishimura is horrifying, for instance, while the regenerator’s comeback will keep any gamer on the edge of their seats. Seeing Isaac break down from exhaustion and question his sanity part way through the narrative is tragic, and it becomes easier to care about what is happening to him because he has his own identity.įurther, while Dead Space 2 has relentless pacing that gives gamers almost no time to breathe, it still has its share of scary sequences. With Dead Space 2 being the first game to give Isaac a voice, he is a far more intriguing character instead of a silent vessel for the player, and the story benefits from this change. Further, just like Alien and Aliens, both Dead Space and Dead Space 2 are excellent.ĭead Space 2 mixes in a far more compelling story and some exciting action set pieces that the first game lacked, with Isaac being relentlessly chased by creatures and needing to pull off some flashy maneuvers to take certain Necromorphs down. Much like these two horror classics, the first entry goes all-in on horror while the sequel has more of an action focus, though it does not completely lose the scares. An analogy that gamers often use to describe the first two entries in the Dead Space series sees the first game being compared to Alien and the sequel compared to Aliens.
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