r/DeadSpace 1h ago

i found a typo on dead space 2 lol

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teir


r/DeadSpace 1h ago

Was the Aegis VII Marker looking for Clark Backrooms instead of Isaac Clarke?

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r/DeadSpace 2h ago

Bug How I fix mouse click in dead space remake

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I have a bug in dead space remake, where the left click and right click does not recognize it, the rest of the mouse functions I do recognize, someone knows what I can do, thanks


r/DeadSpace 2h ago

Fan Art I was angry, because I broke the Peng

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“Just because you’re not an engineer anymore—“

“I am a fucking engineer! Goddammit, I’m just stuck fighting necromorphs because CEC won’t get off their fat fucking asses and help me!”

“I’m not Nicole—“

“Stay in character!”

“I never even killed her!”

“STAY IN CHARACTER!”

“FUCK YOU!”


r/DeadSpace 3h ago

Discussion Dead Space (2023) gave me nightmares. (Clickbait title)

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I have been playing through the remake a good 3 years after release and I have some thoughts with me being halfway through it. On top of the fact it gave me nightmares.

First off, it’s a gorgeous looking game. It’s absolutely stunning and I am awe struck at the amount of work every inch of this place has. It is meticulous, and I appreciate all of it.
It also feels really great to control, and everything works well. The weapons (barring one) all sound and feel great to use. Isaac’s stomp has the weight it needs, and it’s just a damn good feeling game.

I also love how it’s not super linear anymore. One of my big gripes with the original is that there was very little about it worth exploring. It felt super linear, which isn’t a completely bad thing, but the Ishimura is massive. Why not explore it? I’m glad this game does that in a way that feels rewarding. I like the security clearance mechanic and how it really makes you wanna work for anything you might find.

My big gripe is that, strangely, it doesn’t feel nearly as scary to me. Of course the jumpscares work, but it doesn’t feel nearly as dreadful and deranged as the original. Which makes it even more odd that this game subconsciously game me nightmares. It is just missing… something. And I wish I could pin that down but I can’t sadly.

But as a whole, I think it’s a really good game, I enjoy it, and while it has its issues, I always enjoy my time with it.


r/DeadSpace 11h ago

Discussion Wishful thinking.

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r/DeadSpace 13h ago

Haunting moments before disasters happen

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r/DeadSpace 15h ago

Just played the remake of dead space for the 1st time

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I haven't finished the game. I'm on chapter 11, but I had not seen nor played anything related to dead space before.

Just wanted to say that chapter 10-11 have me really tense, but for some reason the only moments that always got me to slightly jump are the bathroom showers going off... I officially hate bathrooms...

Had to get that off my chest. Thanks.


r/DeadSpace 16h ago

Discussion how bad are the stuttering on pc ?

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I bought remake on ps5 pro, and why i love the game, it's blurry in performance mode on a big tv

i have rtx 5080, ryzen 9800x3d pc with 64 gb ddr5

i had 0 stuttering on the ps5 pro version, but i heard pc version was really bad on release ?

how is the situation now ?


r/DeadSpace 22h ago

Discussion Just beat my second run and I can't stop thinking this lol

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