At the January 27th appears with the remake of DeadSpace a highly anticipated horror title on the personal computerthe PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X/S. Ahead of the release of the game developed by Motive, David Robillard, the remake’s technical director, recently gave an interview to PLAY magazine in which he recounted the gaming experience of the title. And if his reaction even remotely corresponds to what the players expect at the end of January, then fans of the series can expect a lot.
Dead Space too scary for the Technical Director
Specifically, Robillard talks about his experience of experiencing the title at night: “If I play at night, then only without headphones. It’s just too damn creepy“, according to the technical director. “Just the amount of realism and, again, the atmosphere. Not just visual, you know? How we deal with the sound, ambiance, effects, systems that will try to scare you. These things […] would have [auf der PS4] can be achieved, but not at the level at which we are implementing it today. And all of this adds a lot to the genre and even more unifies this whole new kind of experience.”
To what extent Robillard correctly classifies the quality of the title even before the release, or simply the enthusiasm of the advertising drum resounds through his words, we will soon find out. In our Preview At least the remake knew how to convince and also caused anticipation outside of Motive. In addition, there are numerous ghosts shortly before the release leaked to the track through the vastness of the internet. We have already reported on these.
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In addition to the upcoming Dead Space release, 2023 is the first for Electronic Arts in terms of single player titles Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on the program. During the Game Awards 2022, the first gameplay trailer of the sequel was shown. In addition, like every year in the EA cosmos, the well-known ones come among others Sports Game Releases towards us.
Sources: Pcgamer, games radar
