let's just declare martial law and wipe out all traces of this mess ever existing including all the live test subjects and uh oh. And of course the experiment has gone awry, horribly awry (geez, who'da thunk it?) and there are aliens everywhere and they're all having a bad hair day and well, if you were Hans Tiedemann, the director of the complex, you'd probably do the same as he did.

This time around Isaac is trapped on a colossal space station/colony/big place in space called the Sprawl and must engage in a 15 chapter heavyweight fight with the bad guys while trying to avoid becoming a mere statistic on account of his being patient #4 in some kind of wacky megalomaniac experiment involving an alien obelisk known as 'The Marker'.

Like the original, we're once again over-the-shoulder running the gauntlet with our hapless engineer, Isaac Clarke, lapping up all that is good and Dead Space including alien monstrosities known as necromorphs, an arsenal of makeshift weapons and, of course, eleventy bazillion buckets of blood and gore. Now whether these are genuine opinions or just thinly veiled showboatings peppered with a dash of peer pressure, as in.ĭead Space 2 scared the doo-doo out of me.Ĭompared to the original smash hit video game, Dead Space 2 is darker, more sinister and definitely opens up a bigger can of whoop-ass on the player. I'm not sure what other Dead Space 2 reviews are saying (actually I'm purposely avoiding them so as not to taint this review) but word has it, especially among viewers on my Youtube gaming channel, that Dead Space 2 is simply not as scary as the original.

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