Three years after the Necromorph infestation aboard the USS Ishimura, Isaac Clarke awakens from a coma, confused, disoriented, and on a space station called The Sprawl. Just as his health begins to improve, The Sprawl is overrun with even more advanced forms of the alien-zombie hybrids.
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6/10
Observação:
Perdeu a exploração e o mapa, que era algo muito legal do primeiro jogo, agora virou uma linha reta, e assim como o primeiro o fator REJOGABILIDADE continuou inexistente.
Observação:
Perdeu a exploração e o mapa, que era algo muito legal do primeiro jogo, agora virou uma linha reta, e assim como o primeiro o fator REJOGABILIDADE continuou inexistente.
Pretty much just dead space 1 again but with a slightly more interesting setting and story. The pc port isn't great, and I didn't like the final few rooms of the game for just having way too many enemies.
Picked this one up to get over a break-up and was a really fun time to distract me. Never played Dead Space one before starting this one.
A great iterative sequel that polishes up the combat and adds in a pretty good gun upgrade system. So many other games fail to make upgrades feel meaningful, but this game really strikes the balance of making upgrades feel meaningful while also leaving you always wanting the next upgrade.
Dead Space 2 is a masterclass in survival horror. It takes everything great from the first game and amps it up – better weapons, scarier Necromorphs, and one of the most intense opening sequences in gaming history. The Ishimura is still claustrophobic and creepy, and the story takes Isaac on a wild ride. It loses points for those stupid hallucinations... but otherwise, Dead Space 2 is a must-play for horror fans.
TOME TERROR NO ESPAÇO 2.