Another Happy Landingĭead Space puts players in the boots of Isaac Clarke, an engineer en route to the USG Ishimura, otherwise known as a gigantic ship with the ability to mine resources from planets. While it might not sway those who weren’t necessarily fans of the 2008 classic, this remake is without a doubt one of the best in its class, and well worth revisiting.
While the already sturdy narrative takes certain liberties to bolster protagonist Isaac Clarke, small deviations and creative decisions refresh the franchise for the modern age, making for a more robust world that feels expansive and lived in. As a result, Dead Space’s remake feels like that same relevant experience, made all the more satisfying thanks to minor gameplay choices that simply make it more satisfying to play. But 2008 also feels like a long time ago in gaming terms. The original Dead Space, released in 2008, still holds up as one of the greatest sci-fi horror games of all time.
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