Much has changed since Isaac Clarke narrowly escaped after destroying his second marker in Dead Space 2 , earning him the title of ‘Marker Killer', and pretty much pinning a giant target on his head for the Unitologists everywhere.

Gaming's unluckiest engineer straps on his space suit once more as Isaac Clarke again heads off to face the necromorph onslaught in Dead Space 3. It's got atmosphere by the bucket load, but can Dead Space 3 overcome a series of missteps to still deliver the goods? Read our full review to find out!

The third entry in EA's sci-fi horror series exchanges scares for action, but is still an entertaining and atmospheric thriller.

Off Target

I would like to start this review off by saying that I haven't completed the game yet, but only a couple of hours in and already I think it is one of the best games I have ever played. I'm going to try and keep it brief.

A really good game but this is the 3rd one now and to be honest getting a bit bored of it, Not that much is new, compared with the 2 games. The first 5 chapters where so boring, but after those past the game got so much better, hate that fact that there is Micro-transactions to get extra stuff since...

Won't fail to fright; Similar to previous dead space

I'm very proud of what Visceral Games has made with the third main entry in DS's franchise. It stil has got the atmosphere that we loved in the two previous games and it's as scary as the second.

Amazing

The Dead Space series is renowned for its inventive approach to the survival horror genre.  Amongst the crowded shooter market, Dead Space found its home as a great horror series.  It originally found its reputation through the amount of tension established during its missions.

While the buzz surrounding the game brought fear to a lot of the series' veteran players over the past few months, I'm happy to report that the final product is a near-perfect balance of classic Dead Space and action-oriented gameplay.