Therefore, whenever the romance rears its head, it feels tacked on and forced given just how crazy stuff is. As is, it's very hard to feel empathy even for Isaac, given how the only relationship you felt he cared about was Nicole's, and how the only hint we had about Ellie's is a voice mail telling him "she's moving on" (really) and a torn picture (really).
From here, you know that the story will be your typical "boy and girl" drama, with some rather predictable twists here and there, but nothing really original. Here, the story starts to lose the momentum that it had accumulated, which is very bad because it's only the first chapter. if only she hadn't disappeared in an abandoned planet. That is until you are forced to get on the fray again under the pretense that Ellie finally found how to actually end the Markers and stop the Necromorphs once and for all. Apparently, he had a relationship with Ellie that couldn't hold, and he seems lost.
Dead Space 3 is better though, and I'll continue to explain why.ĭead Space 3 starts off with a rather down on his luck Isaac, fleeing from Earth Gov and Unitologists by hiding on the Moon colonies. What does these two share in common? I think you can already make a guess. Also a trilogy, also hard science-fiction, it was a milestone in the RPG genre. That, coupled with near-flawless technical and aural execution, made it one of my all time favorites.Īnother favorite of mine was Mass Effect, also by EA, not by Visceral. Keeping the proportions, I think Dead Space did for gaming what Alien did for movies: it finally brought us a hard science-fiction universe that contained horrific beings within. I also liked Dead Space 2 as well, since I also took the time to review it favorably. If you take the time to read it, you'll see that I really liked it. By spectralmerc | Review Date: FebruSomewhere on my reviews you'll find a review for Dead Space.
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