I haven't played it yet, but I feel I might be avoiding it ever since I saw the first trailer.
Learning that they placed Ellie into a save-the-princess role was incredibly frustrating, especially after discovering there's co-op. She was the obvious choice for a partner. Instead we got Generic-Shooter-Bro #2.
I might give it a shot down the road.
You can pick the first two games up for under $20 these days or even under $10 if you go PC, probably.
Dead Space 1 captures the claustrophobic feeling of being alone in an abandoned space station pretty well, a setting which is rarely visited in games these days. As far as "survival horror" goes for this generation, you won't find better than Dead Space save for maybe Amnesia and Metro 2033. There isn't anymore horror in Resident Evil 4, for reference.
Learning that they placed Ellie into a save-the-princess role was incredibly frustrating, especially after discovering there's co-op. She was the obvious choice for a partner. Instead we got Generic-Shooter-Bro #2.
I might give it a shot down the road.
So you're saying there's too much action and not enough dead space?
Eh, I've never been a big fan of the franchise. The games looked kind of "meh" - substituting horror for "OOGITY BOOGITY!" jump scares and such. I'm sure they're decent, but when there's so many great games out there, I'd prefer to spend my money elsewhere.
You can pick the first two games up for under $20 these days or even under $10 if you go PC, probably.
Dead Space 1 captures the claustrophobic feeling of being alone in an abandoned space station pretty well, a setting which is rarely visited in games these days. As far as "survival horror" goes for this generation, you won't find better than Dead Space save for maybe Amnesia and Metro 2033. There isn't anymore horror in Resident Evil 4, for reference.









