Does it have jumpscares? Yes there are some, but are they needed in mass amount like in DS1 to make it scary? No, the waves of enemies do that for you. The fear doesn't come from unkillable enemies or freaky enemies, but rather from the fact you might die soon and have to start over from that checkpoint. The customization of weapons is quite fun, along with the need for resources and overwhelming number of necromorphs to keep you on your toes, as well as keep your eye on your ammo counter. I bought the game and retrieved it on release day with my friend so we could play it online, and while we have not yet beaten the game, we enjoy the gameplay thoroughly. Just because it changed from pure horror to a mix of action and horror doesn't mean it's bad. I bought the game and retrieved it on release day with my friend so we could play it online, and while we have not yet beaten the game, we Does a video game need to have horror to be good? The answer is no, but people will argue 'It's not horror anymore so it sucks!' too which I will disagree. … Expandĭoes a video game need to have horror to be good? The answer is no, but people will argue 'It's not horror anymore so it sucks!' too which I will disagree. Co-op works surprisingly well too, at the end of the day it's still a good game, but not as great as its predecessors. The only thing that stops Dead Space is that its pacing is off, where certain sections keep you on the edge of your seat, and others just drag on, especially towards the end of the game. The graphics are outstanding, the sound is perfect in almost every respect, and the gameplay is familiar.

A little more cinematic and action driven game gives a good third entry in the Dead Space series. The only thing that stops Dead Space is that its pacing is off, where certain sections While the scares are nowhere near as abundant as Dead Space 2, we still come out with a solid game.

While the scares are nowhere near as abundant as Dead Space 2, we still come out with a solid game.

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