Motive Studios recently shared a very early look at how the development for the “Dead Space Remake” has been going, including a preview of the new dismemberment system that players will have to familiarize themselves with. Players can gauge how much damage they've done to an enemy and how much more they need to inflict to take them out.The new system will allow for better locational damage and more accurate representations of wounds and injuries on enemies.The new "Dead Space" game will feature an expanded dismemberment system.Fog and other atmospheric effects are also getting big upgrades, with fantastic lighting that drifts through fog that has actual physics, ultimately allowing for extra immersion in the Dead Space remake's moment-to-moment gameplay.
Some of this has already been shown off by the development team, including the iconic "headbanger hallway", which really drives home what a difference spatially aware sound design can make. Sound is also substantially improved, with environmental effects that add extra depth to the environments. Isaac's iconic suit looks fantastic, and blood spatter now comes as a standard feature.
Right off the bat, deeper colors and darker contrast are noticeable, with a far richer and less washed-out look compared to the original game. Related: Dead Space 3 & Other Games That Probably Killed Their Franchisesīut while the events themselves have been perhaps a little slavishly adhered to, the same can't be said for the technical improvements, which go a long way toward making the experience feel fresh.
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