Rework is all the rage these days. It feels like every classic word Evil 4 to Final Fantasy 7 is getting a slick upgrade, reimagining the polygons from last year and turning them into terrifyingly realistic blockbusters. But every now and then I get an itch. It’s so tempting to go back in time to my low-detailed childhood, sitting on the floor, looking up at the square CRT screen. And that’s why a good outfit is for; detail Dead space Demake.
Independent developer Fraser Brumley worked on a remake of the PS1-style action-horror genre, and it looks great. A short 1 minute long clip presents one of the opening rooms from Dead Space, complete with shaky cameras, muffled sound effects, and the low poly content you’d expect. However, Isaac’s plasma cutter is back, so you can still amputate the killer’s detachable limbs. Just didn’t expect to see their fibers split in details the next generation of the remake.
It’s still missing some vrrrrmvrrrm kachunk vrmrmrmrm scrrrrrrrrr crunkcrunkcrunks but beyond that the tram repair area is nearing completion.#lowpoly #dead space #deadspacedemake #PSX@HauntedPs1 pic.twitter.com/znc9cRf9XC
– Fraser Brumley (@brumley53) October 21, 2022
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If Dead Space Demake were to be released, it’s funny to think we’d have three versions of the same game, with sensibilities of three different generations. If you’re looking to kill twisted aliens with modern bells and whistles (and by that I mean realistic renderings of rotting flesh) then this year’s Dead Space remake is a must. great selection. Lam fell in love with itsays it’s “luxuriously enhanced in small but considered ways.”
On the other hand, if you’re happy with the classics, there’s plenty of hot stuff you can keep your eyes on right now. The same is true of the witness demade in 8-bit fashion, turning the beautiful island into a top-down Old Zelda-esque map. Then there’s the big dad of demakes: PSX blood transfusion – also the only Bloodborne on PC, Now. Editor establish Bloodborne PSX to be a smart, albeit fatter, classic Fromsoft style.
