The minimum and recommended system requirements have been revealed for EA and Motive Studio's upcoming horror remake.
The Digital Deluxe Editions kicks the price up to $79.99, while Limited Run Games' Collector's Edition will cost $274.99.
Players can also look forward to new rooms, obstacles, and routes along with "new UI map controls" and an "improved locator."
The first gameplay trailer showcases some familiar terrors en route to the remake's release on January 27th, 2023 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
A series of cryptic tweets together reveals that the gameplay debut trailer for the survival horror remake is arriving soon.
The highly-anticipated survival horror remake is set to launch for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC on January 27.
The zero-G sections offer "much more 360-degree freedom," while the new dismemberment system makes combat feel "more dynamic."
Motive Studio also "re-injected" all of the additional lore from Dead Space 2 and 3, and the comic books, into the upcoming remake.
Journalist Tom Henderson says that following a recent media event, new gameplay footage and details for the upcoming remake will arrive soon.
"Having that visceral experience of flying around as Iron Man is going to be supremely important," says executive producer Olivier Proulx.
Currently in pre-production, the single-player, third-person, action-adventure title will feature an original story that draws on Iron Man's rich history.
Recommended requirements include an Intel Core-i5 11600K or AMD Ryzen 5 5600X with 16 GB DDR4 RAM, but these may be updated in the coming months.
Along with a presentation and developer Q&A, the media will reportedly go hands-on with the game. Details should be public "a week or two" after the event.
The remake of Visceral Studios' acclaimed survival horror title is slated to release on January 27th, 2023 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
Motive also hosted a recent livestream about crafting the game's art, showcasing visual aspects that have been updated over the original.
Streaming on YouTube and Twitch at 10 AM PST, "Crafting the Tension" will focus on the remake's art and feature topics from the community.
Community manager Caden House says the feedback provided "was definitely valid." He also explained the different changes made.
Motive Studio will hold another developer livestream in a couple of months, with the focus this time being the art of the Dead Space remake.
Certain weapons are better at damaging flesh while others are more suited for dismemberment. Also, Gunner Wright returns to voice Isaac.
In a new livestream, Motive Studios offered a very early look at the upcoming remake, along with many of its visual improvements.
