While most aspects of Dead Space's original story stay the same in the remake, specific sections of the game have been completely overhauled or readjusted. Related: The Dead Space Remake Preserves Its Most Important Feature Upgrading gear and the pacing in which players receive additional weapons have been adjusted to help the game flow in a way the original Dead Space didn't. The returning weapons have added many alternate fire options to increase combat options and variety.
The new peeling system helps determine enemy health to develop the most effective combat strategies. Players must use space engineering tools to dismember the zombie-like Necromorphs, who now have layers of skin, muscle, and bone that tear away in combat. The game's combat has been tailored to replicate the tanky and satisfying action that helped make the 2008 game feel unique. These design choices drastically increase the anticipation and intensity the Necromorph encounters bring to the Dead Space Remake and are a constant pleasant surprise. Enemies can maneuver and disappear in the darkness, especially in areas where Motive adjusted stage layouts. After a few missed shots, the player must reload, causing their one light source to disappear from the approaching enemies. The music swells, and monsters begin to attack. The only light source players have is Isaac's flashlight mounted on his weapon. In an early section of the game, the lights fail on the deteriorating Space Mining Vessel causing visibility to drop to near zero.
With the improved atmosphere and new gameplay mechanics, players who have fully completed the original game will find that the remake makes the USG Ishimura feel fresh and familiar simultaneously. The upgraded lighting effects Motive Studio uses bring Dead Space new life and intensity.
Using ray tracing and modern lighting effects with current-gen hardware helps reflections bounce off smoke and other surfaces in stunning detail. The Dead Space Remake is rebuilt from the ground up on the latest version of EA's Frostbite engine.
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