Gloria Holmes
The unexpected announcement was made for EA Play on July 22nd. Thought it was lost forever, EA decided to revive the legendary series of horror games. Isaac Clark recreates the scene again in this deadliest version of Dead Space.
Whether you’re a fan of horror games or not, you’ve probably heard of Dead Space. The franchise was created in 2008 by studio Visceral Games, and since its closure by Electronic Arts, the franchise has seen thousands of gamers nights of it until the release of its latest release, Dead Space 3 in 2013. A particularly ominous and frightening atmosphere in the total silence of space, Dark story, impressive artistic direction, this survival series was very quickly brought to the rank of classic although the third part was less appreciated. Many players have mourned his abandonment of EA in recent years. But it appears that the American company is in the process of recovering a tube. In addition to the beautiful announcements dedicated to fans of Battlefield 2042 during EA Play Live on July 22, the final seconds of the event are dedicated to revealing the return of Isaac Clarke’s adventures in a chilling new version.
At the moment, very little is known about this new version. We know it will be developed by Motive, the studio behind it star Wars Squadrons, and will be based on Frostbite, the leading graphics engine (Battlefield 2042, Star Wars Battlefront 2, Star Wars Squadrons…) developed by DICE, which has become the choice par excellence of EA. A new release promises to be more realistic than ever and may haunt the nights of even the most experienced players. At the moment, there is no information about its release date, but it is very likely that this game will not arrive before the second half of 2022, or even early 2023.
In addition to the surprise announcement of this new version of Dead Space, EA Play Live has also seen several announcements about upcoming EA projects and games, especially around Battlefield 2042 and season 10 of Apex Legends. Check out our other articles about EA Play ads here:
