I am a big fan of dead space but this one has more potential as long as you can play it online its awesome.

If I'm being perfectly honest this is not a Dead Space game. Any ''horror'' elements are simply cheap jumpscares if you can even call them that. This game is just someone telling you, ''Hey we need this whatever, go get it!

New fans will enjoy a scary action adventure over the shoulder shooter with lots of cool guns. Fans of the franchise will need to look elsewhere for that big scare. I love it and hate it at the same time.

You should absolutely play Awakened if you've already beaten Dead Space 3. It's one of the more original and memorable parts of Isaac's story… which says as much about Dead Space 3 as a game as it does the quality of this DLC.

The survival-horror genre gets such a bad rap these days that it's tempting to overlook them for games with a frantic gunplay, co-op multiplayer elements, customizable weapons or … wait, that's actually what Dead Space 3 offers.

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DS3 doesn't quite reach the heights of its excellent predecessors, losing some of the horror gameplay in favour of a bit of half-baked action set-pieces, but overall its still a good game with solid and fun gunfights and dismembering action.

All in all, Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a solid entry in the series and does a lot of good things that will, hopefully, be improved upon even more in a mainline RE game. The campaign is solid, but Raid Mode is awesome and almost justifies the price tag on its own.

Raid Mode; solid co-op; gameplay is smooth and fast; interesting campaign

Did it really need to be episodic?; so-so presentation

I feel co-op doesn't need to be in every single game and Dead Space was one of them. Because I feel Dead Space was predominantly a Single Player Survival Horror game to me. With all these things Dead space 3 was a mediocre game to me. Nothing Jaw dropping, Nothing to memorable, RIP Dead Space.

Schizophrenic to a fault, this may not be the disaster fans had feared but its doomed attempts to please all-comers falls predictably flat.

Excellent graphics, particularly in the outer space and zero-gravity sections; Complex weapon customisation and a well-implemented co-op option

Far too much emphasis on action, especially given the mediocre controls; Repetitive and largely unimaginative set pieces; Not at all scary and lacking any real innovation