For its third entry, EA's popular Dead Space saga has broadened its canvas. Where the previous two games took place on a drifting spaceship and a stricken colony, Dead Space 3 mixes up its traditional claustrophobic horror with big action movie sequences, a larger cast and a story that hops from a...

A truly epic 15 hour story; Freedom to create your own perfect arsenal; Co-op play is very cleverly handled

Not as scary as previous Dead Space games; Hunting around for crafting resources is annoying; Some repetitive mission design

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!

Dead Space 3 is, of course, the long awaited third iteration of a series that began life as a survival horror game and ended with something notably less fear inducing, but still thoroughly enjoyable.

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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.

Dead Space 3 epitomizes everything that's wrong with the videogame industry right now. It's also a pretty good game, which is what makes this disappointment more sour than say, the travesty that is Aliens: Colonial Marine s.

Craft a limitless array of destructive weaponry using the game's new customization mechanic; then share your creations with your friend as you take on the necromorphs in some of the best co-op on the market

Sigh; Game is almost completely devoid of genuine scares or terror; Difficulty scaling is wonky; Cover system and gun battle sequences are out of place and not suited to Dead Space's controls; Story feels like it's treading water, doesn't take any risks and has a bizarre ending.

Dead Space 3 brings Isaac Clarke and merciless soldier, John Carver, on a journey across space to discover the source of the Necromorph outbreak. The ice planet holds the key to ending the Necromorph plague forever, but first the team must overcome avalanches, ice-climbs, and the violent wilderness.

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

Amazing

If the original Dead Space was comparable to Ridley Scott's classic film Alien , then Dead Space 3 must be the series's inadvertent homage to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein . The plot doesn't involve building a hulking monster out of various body parts, but the experience feels as though it was cobbled...

Dismembering Necromorphs still offers some visceral thrills

Being forced to fight wave after wave of cannon fodder enemies in the game's multiple kill rooms