Dead Space Survival Horror Revitalized

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[@TheSphereHunter]

Can you believe all of this game footage was from an Xbox 360? 😍

[@xavibabys]

its soooooo fetch!😍

[@aidanabregov1412]

@@xavibabys I sometimes feel like graphical limitations help add to the horror element the same way clunky controls like standing still while reloading

[@c.wubby.u861]

the graphics and art design still hold up

[@Setteri_]

Game holds up quite well considring how old it is.

[@krieg4699]

Shit still holds up

[@monique6490]

Fun fact : The more Isaac explores the Ishimura, the more voices he hears. It even gets so intense that he hears a woman singing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in Chapter 10.

[@staborust]

pretty sure that was also the song in one of the trailers

[@monique6490]

@@staborust of course it was the song in the trailers I meant, Isaac hearing it actual in the game is a signification for him going completely nuts. I mean, why would someone hear a random woman singing creepily "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on an infected Spaceship?

[@LordParticle]

Wow I never noticed that

[@monique6490]

@@LordParticle really?

[@LordParticle]

@@monique6490 well I've heard the voice singing the song, but I never realized that it was a result of Isaac becoming progressively more insane as the game went on

[@SlowTheHedgehog]

What I adore about Suzi is that she always sound like she's smiling when describing the games stories and mechanics. It shows her enthusiasm and how much she loves what she does. Keep it up gal

[@MrGrace]

She is truly the best at these video essays. Salute to her 👏🏿 🙏🏿

[@catburglar82]

True. She's very contagious that way. I already hold Dead Space in very high regard and she sold it to me all over again, while not just wearing rose tinted glasses.

[@NTWoo95]

Seriously! I don’t even play most of the games that she talks about but I love hearing passionate people!

[@babbisp1]

I wish she talked more about games other than resident evil because so far I've seen her mention a handful of games i've either played or almost played. Evil within Spiderman Dead space 1 Cursed pfp btw

[@truecashew]

Her enthusiasm is adorable❤️

[@SinsOfScience]

One little detail I love is the name of the Ishimura. In Japanese, "Ishi" can mean "rock," and "Mura" can mean "village." Describes the ship pretty well. A mobile community that processes rocks and minerals.

[@sprinkleddonuts6094]

And homage to RE4 being surrounded by Rock in a Village

[@tonypeppermint5329]

Ooo.

[@ImRazelHi]

A development cycle going off without a hitch, and in fact went better than expected, is the single most surprising thing about Dead Space.

[@ALJ9000]

Well, occasionally the stars do align

[@michaelenz7039]

Except for the drag tentacle, yes

[@MitchCyan]

The gameplay of RE 4 The setting of Event Horizon The monsters from The Thing The structure of Bioshock All coming together to make something fantastic.

[@Viciouspiked]

you forgot lovecraftian horror of the unknown and nihilism.

[@josesosa3337]

I Was sure you were gonna reference system shock, but ya didn't.

[@theninjamaster67]

@@josesosa3337 Yah seems like a bit of a miss cause this game is just System Shock with better gameplay and you don't have an angry computer bitching at you. Not only that but it predates Event Horizon, Bioshock (obviously), and RE4 so it's more likely Dead Space is a continuation of a lineage made by great games than it is that they went ya know what we should theme our multi million dollar game after a failed movie from the 90s.

[@t850terminator]

It takes more from the narrative structure of system shock 2 From starting off in medical, going thru infested hydroponics to a late game going thru an overrun marine ship.

[@Menaceblue3]

Oh yeah.... It's all coming together....

[@McSquiddington]

About the locator... I always thought it was mainly there to serve as a breadcrumb trail, as I never really felt discouraged from exploring. I actually had the opposite feeling, seeing as I felt free to rummage around hallways and non-critical rooms, knowing I could just hit a button and basically be told "Whenver you're ready to get back on track, stuff's in this direction." I never once got lost in Dead Space, and barely consulted the maps.

[@randomfurrygirl548]

Exactly. I basically never use the map, instead using the locator to tell me where I need to go, before promptly running in the opposite direction to go and explore

[@AnyHeroBlake]

My first playthrough, I didn't even know there was a map. Kinda embarrassing to admit

[@saddlerjfk]

This game was always special to me. My name is Isaac, so hearing my name whispered into my ears through my headphones was always so terrifying. Plus, at the time I had a gf also named Nicole, which was such a crazy coincidence. Plus loving horror it really felt the game was made for me.

[@mattwalters6834]

Neat

[@BZgA]

Nicole is dead

[@angelharris916]

X to Doubt

[@DevDog98]

things that didnt happen for 500

[@brymsd8895]

@@angelharris916 ???? this is the most believable thing ive read on the internet in months ???

[@dylantaylor8389]

I can’t wait to replay this game a million times again ☺️

[@Missing-Ace]

A time honoured tradition

[@residentsurvivor]

Can’t believe the remake is just out Jan next year😊

[@evoltblackhole8677]

Hope it's not too f up

[@danskyl7279]

Suzi: Don't watch Martyrs 2008 Me: Okay lets check out some clips. Me after seeing Martyrs 2008: Yuck! I'm glad half of it is censored.

[@nicolasriveros943]

Oh yeah, and Calisto Protocol as well!

[@zurcus7224]

50 minutes of Dead Space by Suzi? Heck yeah! Also, I'm both surprised, and not surprised that one of the main people behind Dead Space would also be someone who made Barbie games before

[@Mortablunt]

Barbie is well known for instilling a love of gore.

[@mddowlin]

Just like Shinji Mikami with Goof Troop and Aladdin

[@PeninsulaCity2024]

Or Mick Gordon who previously worked on Nickelodeon / THQ games & spinoffs.

[@JMiN___]

I’ve actually watched a few playthroughs of different Barbie games and all of them had a slight but noticeable sense of Eldritch Horror to them, which I can’t describe the why or what that instills that tiny sense of it..which just makes it even more appropriate!

[@Mankey619]

It’s crazy to imagine that they went from making Barbie games to create one the best survival horror games of all time.

[@Fedor_Kisliakov]

The most disturbing thing about this game is the baby clones being created for bioprosthetic limbs in chapter 2. The haunting sound of crying babies mixed into the droning ambience is hypnotic. This game is something else. P.S. That closing statement ending with a punch from the soundtrack played at the exact moment when Birkin injects the G-Virus is top-tier production.

[@truecashew]

Yes! That room with all the bloody baby chunks lying in buckets was freaky! Finding all the logs detaling how chopping up baby clones is just standard routine onboard deep space vessels paints a very disturbing picture of the game universe.

[@Fedor_Kisliakov]

@@truecashew Yes. Dead Space is very grounded and subtle with its horror elements. But it does not pull any punches either. Everyone is susceptible to the Marker infection, including infants and adolescents. The sequel went even further with the school section. I wish more horror games were like this.

[@Civilchaos]

I will always love the use of classical strings in the theme for Outbreak that plays over the events that lead to Resident Evil 2, also featuring William injecting himself with G and rampaging on the Umbrella commandos, infecting the rats and seemingly fuelling the greater outbreak in the city

[@catswithlasers]

I never knew about this until today. Jeez, now I wish I didn't know.

[@meatball5336]

Thank goodness we don't murder and chop up real life bebies. 👀

[@ebomb1133]

28:50 As to the guide path mechanism I absolutely love this feature bc it shows you where to go, that way you can explore every other area before moving towards the next objective. It pisses me off in games when they won't tell you this is a doorway with an un-skipable cutscene that won't let you go back and explore the previous area. This mechanic in Dead Space is always my go to for how games should operate showing you "The way" and "The Not way". I understand where your coming from but I always found this extremely helpful in navigating and exploring other places in the environment.

[@SpectreSaunders]

This video made me whole...

[@nicholaslynch5809]

Can't emphasise enough how phenomenal the ambience and atmosphere in dead space 1 and 2 was

[@mrpetebojangles21]

I JUST finished this game for the first time on PC and was absolutely blown away. Cannot believe this game is nearly 15 years old. It played so well and felt so fresh. Incredible game, so much fun. Definitely looking forward to the remake :)

[@losgann]

I adore the floor line system, I used it primarily to make sure I wasn't going in a direction that was going to lock me off from exploring. Too many games punish exploration by locking areas off if you accidentally picked the progression path to explore first and its something that puts me off linear games, so having the line eased my anxiety about that. It was also helpful for re-orienting in 0g areas if things got too hectic and you lost your landmarks or orientation.

[@marcosdheleno]

yep, i was the same, and i belive many other players as well. that line worked more as a "last place to go" guide than a true guideline.

[@lordpicklenips3407]

I see that you’re setting up that inevitable Dead Space 2 video with the Ellie cosplay

[@MrSporkster]

Dead Space is 14 years old now, and still looks great. It really was a groundbreaking game for its time.

[@S0nyToprano]

Dead Space is one of those games I replay at least once a year. It’s just that solid of an experience. And it’s just enough time in between to get surprised and scared when the necromorphs burst out of vents. There’s one part where you can see shadows of necromorphs in the distance and you know you have no other choice but to approach it. Man does it freak me out every time even after all these years. Dead space came out when I started high school. And now at age 30, it still is one hell of a ride.

[@dc8836]

I think the vent crashing would have been more effective if you couldn't tell, at a glance, which vents were valid entry points for the gribblies and which ones weren't. After the third or fourth time, you can enter a room and *immediately* identify where the monsters will be coming from when you trip the event flag.

[@sombraelerizo]

16:16 ''The Fuck Everything button'' It was glorious when you showed what it was.

[@sablebranwen2539]

I was literally playing Dead Space moments ago and thought "hm, I wonder if Sphere Hunter has ever reviewed this?" The Marker's blessings are upon us!

[@chadrageus]

Praise altmann!

[@brynf4377]

(reloads plasma cutter)

[@tshadowwolft4293]

Way to make us whole

[@joelfarfan1660]

The time for convergence is near!

[@janreal84]

Me too, but moments ago was 2008 😭

[@Goose_BooseYT]

I really do adore the Prisoner Protagonist concept far more, but even then I'd have to admit that making Isaac an engineer made him far more grounded and relatable, sort of like an every man but still a professional. Not a fan that he became more of a super soldier later on, doing action scenes like a Marvel hero, but hey, man's went through some shit.

[@WSendam]

I think it’s in character as somebody’s gotta do the job no one else wants to do he’s the perfect necromorph killer and no one else is better than him at the job ❤😊

[@jackrobalino20]

Now we are getting the prisoner protagonist in The Callisto Protocol.

[@SimonM7TV]

I half don't consider the sequels "real sequels" given how obvious the pressure to be Uncharted 2-y and multiplayer shootery they were, respectively. Not bad games by a mile (even 3 has its appeal to me), but compromised compared to the first for sure.

[@mikehasabike]

Dead Space 2 is basically RE4 in space and I don't know why people like the latter and dislike the former when they're almost the same game 🤷‍♂️

[@borrachogato2646]

How is he relatable? He has a girlfriend.

[@Iamverybald]

God , I love dead space so much. The lore, the god tier sound design, the atmosphere, the first time a Brute rushed at me while I screamed at the tv screen "hoooww the fuck am I gonna kill that?!" I still play it to this day. Fantastic video.

[@SkyrimBeast]

By the time I got to the ending sequence so many years ago, I think I actually shed a tear or two. Through the videos and text logs, I felt a connection with Isaac that hadn't been felt since Silent Hill 2. Thanks for the video Sphere Hunter

[@btchiaintkidding7837]

same. i liked isaac being a silent protagonist. due to him being silent, in my first playthrough i could never be sure how much sane he was or how much he is actually communicating with hammond and the other karen girl about the weird supernatural hallucinating stuffs that he sees and hears constantly while on the ship etc. this really added extra layer of suspense and intrigue about whats to come or how much of it is all in his head, which we will totally miss out on by him being a fully voiced protagonist

[@SkyrimBeast]

@@btchiaintkidding7837 Maybe we'll get an option to turn off Isaac's dialogue through an in-game menu.

[@jgg6932]

What'd you guys think of the remake? Not gonna lie I was worried but I loved everything about it, Issac talking just makes him seem much more real

[@magmat0585]

Who's ready for The Callisto Protocol dropping in a few days?

[@AndrewH2791]

canny wait to shite myself next weekend

[@fejuro2000]

Dude my body is SO ready. I am literally vibrating in my seat because I can't wait to get my hands on it

[@xleaselife]

Absolutely can't wait. Apart from Ragnarok, it's been my most anticipated game of the year.

[@Kinos141]

@@fejuro2000 Weird, but I'll allow it.

[@GattsBerserkArmor]

I really hope Callisto Protocol lives to the hype of being a spiritual sucessor for Dead Space.

[@morgan79737]

I love Glen Schofield, I love Isaac Clarke, I love Dead Space and I love your content, Suzi!

[@leeartlee915]

I literally just subbed to her channel a couple of days ago. I expected her next video to be some time from now. Color me surprised when this popped up in my feed. Stoked. She’s great.

[@zenith110]

This was really well put together. You can tell you have internalized so much of the game and love it to itty-bitty necrotized pieces. Well done.

[@djbutipower]

16:08 Wow, I've played through Dead Space countless of times. For some reason I never used the pulse rifle, so I never knew you could do that. That's honestly sick af

[@Jebus53]

It's definitely an awesome supermove

[@vividzx8034]

Ngl it's a huge waste of ammo imo

[@GIR177]

The pulse rifle is such a perfect multipurpose weapon alongside the plasma cutter, especially with some damage upgrades making it incredibly ammo efficient.

[@truecashew]

"Why are all these people so cranky, don't they have SNACKIES in the future?"

[@BlazerK1914]

Isaac Clarke: “Where’s everyone going, bingo?”

[@matman000000]

What I love the most about Dead Space (and similarly Bioshock) is that every part of the game just makes sense. Mechanics, monster design, level design, storytelling, characters and presentation are all intertwined and inform each other to immerse you in the adventure.

[@charlesfarley28]

I am of the mind that Dead Space is not simply the singular masterpiece of survival horror around which every other game in the genre maintains an elliptical orbit. It is the pinnacle of diagetic design, a flawless fusion of fashion and function. Like the lesson that's laid on Futurama's Bender by the best portrayal of a deity I've ever seen: "You'll know you've done the job right when they don't know you've done anything at all."

[@lutherheggs451]

Well just going by the most basic of what people usually millennials and zoomers herp derp out as "survival horror" Dead Space is anything but survival horror.....Which tells me the majority of people who cry about survival horror don't actually know what it actually is, beyond "hurrrr i plaed Rezident Evul when I wuz 10" OR "hurrr I plaed Silant Hill when i wuz 10". Using those "special" people's definition Dead Space is not survival horror in any way. Its freeze, grab shoot off limbs, get buried in ammo repeat...Using the "special" people's definition "survival horror" can only be "survival horror" is if the character is completely incompetent, completely useless, unable to even competently swing a small object, has extremely limited access to guns and ammunition regardless of the setting, even IF its a police station, military base, space ship that has an armory etc.....Somehow IF your at all competent or capable its "action horror" because there in again millennials and zoomers have no clue what survival horror or horror really is, these are the same people who generally call things like Scream, I know What You Did Last Summer etc "horror films".

[@charlesfarley28]

@@lutherheggs451 Um, are you alright, Ser? I am sincerely baffled by the incoherent rambling I just read three consecutive times. All I took away was that you're upse, so I ask your forgiveness. I didn't mean to enrage you, Ser.

[@007megaoof]

@@lutherheggs451 someone forgot to take their meds

[@dc8836]

That's pretty excessively flowery, but Dead Space is indeed a great example of diagetic design.

[@charlesfarley28]

@@dc8836 Perfectly fair to say so, Ser. I pray I might be pardoned of my propensity for frivolously florid prose. Way I see it, words contain a wealth of wonder and are weirdly worthy of...well, worship.

[@davidkelley3890]

This original game is important to me. I was in my early 20s when this came out and I bought it day one and my 3 friends just watched as I played through about 80% of the game that same night. I made a friend for life in my local comic book shop after they overheard me talk about how much I love this game. I had the opportunity to give an extra copy of the first issue of the Dead Space comic to the keyboardist/singer of The World is a Beautiful Place… who I had a crush on and knew they were a fan of Dead Space as well. It’s honestly surprising what a piece of media can mean to others and the experiences that are grown from them. Great video by the way. That turret section was a slog, wasn’t it? Hahaha!

[@javibentue70]

My favourite horror game by FAR. What Glen Schofield and his team accomplished with it is absolutely insane. I can't wait for the remake to be released. Awesome work as always Suzi

[@TheHalloweenSpirit]

Also Callisto Protocol, hope Schofield returns with a fantastic new game

[@juanrigallardo]

Get Callisto Protocol , since that one is actually his game (assuming it's well made). The remake is made only by EA, and let's not forget they were the ones that killed Visceral Studios

[@necromorph1109]

My Favorite game of all time.

[@RedFox-ye1gy]

@@juanrigallardo It's not made by EA, it's made by motive. They are a great studio and passionate about remaking dead space.

[@Deftthekidd]

@@TheHalloweenSpirit well that was whack

[@LiquidRazz]

Watching this again right after calisto protocol video and it is crazy to me how much better looking this game is. Not necessarily fidelity wise, but design and atmosphere/aesthetic. To keep it brief, I can actually see the ship and the story taking place in the ship by visuals alone. All the more engaging and creepy.

[@terbentur2943]

Yea I did the same thing and had the same experience. Really disheartening to hear how much CP missed the mark.

[@elandthirkhaoth4718]

It's sad for me, because you can tell, playing TCP, that they wanted to just make Dead Space all over again, but couldn't find a good way to recapture that magic.

[@MrAjking808]

Y’all seriously pushing lol

[@owenkasaboski6902]

@@MrAjking808 Nah, their not. Played it through yesterday and today for the first time. Frankly, the storyline choices were bizarre (some of the railroading was ridiculous) and the characters, especially the MC, were generally stupid in their actions. Dear god I haven't been this mad at my own character since Halo 5's Locke

[@machomandalf2893]

I remember seeing this game on the front of a Game Informer magazine at 12 years old, being hopelessly fascinated by the idea of it. I read the article every day until it finally released. It was the first game I ever preordered. It will always be one of my all time favorite games, just like it has been since it dropped.

[@adamprzybya4270]

Love how you used a lot of Signalis ost throughout this video. Those tracks are great!

[@matthewlaubtner9261]

This and Dead Space 2 will always be two of my favorite games of all time.

[@GoB1996]

I’m glad there’s someone else giving Dead Space 2 the credit it deserves. Not as “scary” as the first. But it does everything a sequel should do and it was (imo) the perfect closing story for Isaacs character. Especially the way it ends?? Him thinking he’s gonna see Dead Nicole again but it’s just Ellie! Ugh just perfect

[@Quet723]

@@GoB1996 shit that was my first dead space game I knew the story for the first I was still bitchin playin 2😭

[@migfulcrum1]

Yes, Dead Space and Animal Crossing are the best games ever❤

[@briankeys5941]

but Dead Space 3 was def the best... Why am I hearing crickets. The crickets... they're watching me... they whisper... things... what?! lIAR? LIAR??? yOU are AlL JuSt criCKets? DONT TALK TO ME LIKE THAT!!!

[@leeartlee915]

Back when EA still allowed for some interesting projects. Those were the days.

[@CrazyEnglishman]

Dead Space actually took over as my favorite survival horror franchise when I played the original. Even more so when DS2 was released, Gunner Wright has made Issac one of my favorite video game protagonists. Was overjoyed they brought him back to voice Issac in the remake 😀 From the tactical defeating of foes to the sound and atmosphere. This game series is one of few that has terrified me. Don't get me started on the pursuer/regenerators in DS1 and 2 XD

[@thoughtloop]

Was that a Signalis reference in the opening? Deep dive/review coming soon perhaps?! That would be amazing. Edit: So much Signalis music in this! Why you gotta punch us in the feels, Suzi?

[@jaywithoutsilentbob1996]

I'm so glad that you are giving your thoughts on Dead Space (2008), Suzi. This is one of my favorite video games within the survival horror genre. Can't wait to see your thoughts on Dead Space 2.

[@abe2funny]

Dead Space is one of my fav games of all time (alongside its immediate sequel), and seeing someone as passionate about horror games as Suzi is certainly a treat. 😁

[@regularlegsc1376]

This game became my favorite of all time after one playthrough when I was in high school. I have replayed this game so many times.

[@st.haborym]

Your HP bar gets more notches when you upgrade the HP part of your rig, not when you upgrade your armor.

[@GoB1996]

God I love Glen Schofield and I’m so happy he’s getting to make his original idea for Dead Space in the Callisto Protocol. Absolutely can’t wait to play that and watch your in depth review of it!

[@TomAnderson7]

This comment didn’t age well lol

[@GoB1996]

@@TomAnderson7 lol unfortunately I didn’t want to finish her video because I don’t want to see anything passed what I’ve gotten to. I’m thoroughly enjoying it so far, think some of the hate/criticism is valid but others are just going too hard. I won’t say anything else but this, I’m sure most of us played The Last of Us. I know we connect more to those characters, but when we look at the style of combat and high linear story telling. That and Callisto are the same, very repetitive enemies and a pretty basic but I would say satisfying combat system. Like TLoU2 I think Callisto sets a good foundation to dive into the skill tree more and go into more intricate combos ie. God of War. Not that crazy, but I’ve accepted that this is more action than horror on my play through. So embrace that further imo.

[@BlazerK1914]

Isaac Clarke: “What are the craziest monsters you ever fought?” Leon Kennedy: “Well, since you fought your own, I killed a cult leader who leads parasite controlled people.” Isaac Clarke: “I killed a Necromorph Moon.” Leon Kennedy: “Really? Are there more of them?” Isaac Clarke: “Uh...”

[@grahamcarpenter5135]

Weirdly they've both dealt with evil cults, lol. Albeit Unitology was a lot more widespread and socially accepted than Los Illuminados ever was.

[@036JH]

Nicole: “Make us whole.” Leon: “No thanks, Bro!”

[@wren7195]

LOL thanks, great delivery. Can't tell if I'm hearing drunk, grizzled "I've seen some $h!t" Leon or mid-RE4 cocky Immakickitagin Leon when he says ...Are there more of them?" With poor Isaac's "uh.... You realize I'm named after two of the greatest science fiction writers of all time?" "...no that must've not been in the memo....you're uh...sayin' ther--------" "YES THERE'S FLICKING MORE!"

[@FerretCuddles]

What's wrong with you? How socially starved are you that you felt the need to post this awful fanfic dialogue here?

[@wren7195]

@@FerretCuddles Are you speaking as Leon or Isaac, here?

[@unheckable]

I only played Dead Space once when I was like 15, before I became obsessed with horror games. After watching this video, I feel like I can experience this game in a completely different way, almost like playing it for the first time again :) Thank you Suzi

[@LilYoshiTwerk]

You put SO much thought, time, and care behind these videos! Thank you so much for all of the hard work you do! :)

[@dfolz1101]

I love that you mentioned how isaacs weapons arent actually meant for combat but are just tools being repurposed for it. Really points to how well thought out the game was.

[@strategist9]

I remembered being so wowed by this game when it first came out. Watching my roommates in college playing through this it was just such an interesting horror experience. I loved that the HUD was on Isaac himself, and the weapons were so out-there compared to your standard guns. Really hoping that remake lives up to the original.

[@chloewebb5526]

Dead Space made me remember what it's like to want to run from enemies when the only way out is through them, or the feeling of being scared to move forward through an uneasy corridor after hearing metal scraping, creaking, or howling (which is all the freaking time in this game lol). It's definitely up there in some of my favorite games of all time. It took everything I loved about the first Resident Evil, and then topped it off with all my favorite space-horror vibes from my favorite movies. A masterpiece. A shame Calisto Protocol isn't living up to the legacy so much. I came here to remember why I was so excited for it lol

[@planbrent]

One of the best horror games ever made, with a very intense and well made plot and lore

[@3xplisit]

This game was not only a masterpiece but also a technical achievement So ahead of its time Still hard to believe the game came out in 2008 and ran and looked that beautifully Can’t wait for the remake

[@ghouldash9761]

I had so much fun playing this awesome space horror title! When I got to the ending, I nearly jumped out of my seat! Looking forward to dismembering more Necromorphs in the Dead Space Remake!

[@lephoquebleu8302]

14:48 Suzi's computer caught fire when she wrote that line, I love it so much

[@St_Rizla]

Got around to playing to Dead Space 1 a few years ago, I loved the feel of freezing enemies then blowing the limbs off, so satisfying!

[@shayanhassan4205]

I gotta shout out the Signalis music at the end.....another absolutely amazing survival horror set in space. Really hope we get a video on that too.

[@markcampbell8590]

Suzi never fails in making me want to replay games I’ve beaten a bunch of times again when her reviews come out. ❤

[@iiii4024]

The way I used the tracker is by clicking it when I saw two separate places I could go down~ if the line pointed in one way I’d go the opposite just to discover secret items In my opinion it helped with exploration because it showed me which path was for progressing forward and which one was optional with possible items hidden

[@ArkayeCh]

I just realized Glen basically redid his prisoner concept for Callisto lmaooo

[@dankmemer7431]

Dead Space is one of the best Action Horror Games ever made. Make us Whole, Dead Space Remake, Make us Whole.

[@stealthynaxo]

This will always hold a special place in my heart. It came out on my birthday (oct 31), I didn't knew about it or heard of it. Me my mom bought it because she loved the box's cover, it was the first game I got all the achievements for, first game I played with my highschool sweetheart and lastly the first game I specifically work day and night to get a good headset to fully enjoy it. Thanks for covering it Suzi, you rock!

[@xxprototypexx5056]

44:14 he actually deleted the video, if you go into free cam on PC, a hollowgram will appear from his his saying audio log deleted, the base camera is angled in such a way that the rig hologram is hidden. It's a cool easter egg for PC players.

[@xxprototypexx5056]

*from his rig

[@urbiznesnunuv6938]

“Turns out people didn’t like the prisoner aspect of the game… but they loved the space setting” Me: *Maniacal jerma like laughter knowing how Callisto turned out and knowing schoefield might have wanted to take the hint*

[@DinoDave150]

The first Dead Space will always have a special place in my heart as the first horror game that actively scared me as I played it. I could only play one chapter at a time before calling it a day. But now I can complete it in about two sittings while (mostly) keeping my cool.

[@arkauthor]

This is my favorite horror series, so glad the remake is coming and gave Isaac a voice.

[@WSendam]

Oh god I can’t wait to go back to the desolate blood soaked tin can that is the usg ishimura ❤

[@noobsaibot2255]

Also calisto next Friday, survival horror boys eating good all 2023

[@archersterling6726]

I hope it's not just a voice-over. I want him to have more agency

[@monx84]

Oh and I just wanna say thank you for covering this. Its refreshing to see my fav series with another pair of eyes to catch stuff I didn't and expand on em.

[@rman9728]

Dead space 1 & 2 are some of my most favorite games! Love to hear people talk about them with such passion, and the music that was used througout the video was super fitting.

[@rachelblake2350]

Suzi, you're honestly such a huge inspiration for me. I've really been struggling with who I am recently, so seeing you being brave and throwing up fantastic videos is so uplifting. Keep up the good work, you're amazing.

[@MrGrace]

She is an inspiration to all of us. She inspires me to keep creating and working on my youtube channel. Her videos are so polished and well put together. We love you, Suzi 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@linkmaster253]

Sphere Hunter makes some great content, I love how she takes her time talking about each and every mechanic in her videos. You can tell there is true appreciation there. She's real cute too.

[@drumrocka]

She’s also a dude.

[@Thebongosusetobethicc]

@@drumrocka Still cute though.

[@Feasco]

@@drumrocka trans women are women, cope seethe mald conceal the boner you had for her before she came out and most still do

[@linkmaster253]

@@Thebongosusetobethicc Indeed.

[@soravalkrie4631]

I really liked this video! Dead Space is an old favorite of mine, the way you told the story and edited it (this video) was awesome! Thanks for making this ❤

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

Coming to an arcade near you, Dead Code. Dismantle mean comments by using your mouse and keyboard. Upgrade your cooling system from a measly aircooled fan to a Vodka cooled closed liquid cooling system. From the creator of Dad Space: Mancave creator. Dead Sace 1 and 2 are some of the coolest games ever made, the way the developers pulled things off is impressive. The regenerating enemies sure was stressful. The silouette of the USG Ishimura is such a great and thought out design.

[@kawaiihaki2480]

suzie makes the best horror youtube content in my opinion hands down. i LOVE these deep dives into resident evil/dead space/ any horror game.

[@demondton96]

Suzi: don't watch "martyrs" or you'll get severely depressed and nihilistic Me: I'm already there. How bad could it be?

[@roosterdf]

Seeing Martyrs wikipedia page convinced me that she's completely right. That movie's plot sounds like a complete dumpsterfire. Only snuff enthusiasts should be watching it.

[@Phyrrax]

It is an awesome movie...but brutal, very brutal...not just about the gore, the whole set up is depressing and fucked up to the max. The ending is as bleak as it can get. I wouldnt recommend it to anyone, because its not easy to handle even when you like brutal movies.

[@casey_sux]

I absolutely love everything you do Suzi! This is such a well written video. You basically got me into Resident Evil and subsequently survival horror so, thanks!

[@sparrowsanzo]

Nice work, Suzi. Since you are cosplaying as Ellie, I can’t wait for a Dead Space 2 review from you.

[@zacharychristy8928]

There was so much love and quality in this game. I was a fan before it even came out and I'm happy it's getting so much more attention recently!

[@LaNoLaCola]

I hope Suzi covers more games that followed Resi 4's formula

[@dantetouchdown9030]

Seriously we need a god hand review fr fr

[@spas9001]

You mean every third person shooter that came out afterwards?

[@shoobydoobydoooo]

I'll forever remember the original Dead Space as being my first real foray into horror games. As someone who had never played anything remotely like this, the sounds, ambience, visual storytelling and sheer coldness of the Ishimura, and the slow descent into madness of everyone within the game is something that I'll always remember and look back on fondly. It's a shame that Callisto Protocol was such a letdown, but I'm hopeful the Dead Space Remake can recapture a lot of the charms that made the original stand out, and I look forward to your look through that game too.

[@crane8819]

Dead Space 1, Silent Hill 2, and the Resident Evil 1 remake form the (un)holy Trinity of horror games for me. I can't decide which one I like the most but Dead Space definitely has my favorite setting.

[@ShadowWarriorOfDeath]

i was never able to finish this game but what I played was phenomenal. can't wait for the remaster so i might play the original at some point before the remaster comes out.

[@Beatofblues]

this game still holds up really well

[@bigmegatoast6578]

You put in incredible amount of research and respect towards your videos that's is amazing to watch and listen to. Including your nervousness and anxiety with your excessive blinking. It just shows how much you care overall

[@blazingflame5674]

Fun fact, every single corpse is a lethal weapon. It's not just the monster that's the problem, the cells of all the nercomorphs wants you dead, and the flesh on the walls and floors is actually the liquefied remains of the crew, and i think the enemies are literally reused remains of the dead.

[@snitchmojo3717]

Dead Space is awesome and i cant wait for the remake and Callisto Protocol! Btw Suzy, i hope you try Signalis :D

[@CrispnCrunch]

Proud of Suzi for powering thru all those injuries 2 make this banger vid

[@tensaibr]

I love the high quality of your video game documentaries. Well structured, well explained, perfectly delivered to the viewer.

[@tensaibr]

This is a scam, right?

[@septers-storm]

suzie getting through kinesising without breaking is very impressive

[@mrredherring2900]

It's very rare these days that i'm actively looking forward to a games release, but the remakes of Dead Space and Resi 4 are certainly two of them (The only other game announcements that would hype me would probably be a Remake of Dino Crisis and Prince of Persia: Sands of time maybe). Glad you're covering this game. 👍 Love your content! ❤

[@wren7195]

OHMGarsh, a modern Dino Crisis.... I accidentally cleaned a box out of my room few months ago and had some copies of I think it was Game Informer, the OG Dino Crisis, still high off of FFVII Remake and hadn't even heard they were doing Dead Space.... "Done right now THAT would be a nice remake. Capcom's got the tools, doubt there's the demand but ah to dream."

[@shazmodeus2795]

Sadly, it seems that the PoP: SoT remake that was supposed to release last January has become vaporware.

[@logiclunacy606]

If they remake Dino crisis, I think if any sequels follow it would be best if they were original and not remakes of 2 or 3. I know people love 2 but it's a big departure from 1 and I believe it would be best to have the series more consistent with what it wants to be.

[@mrredherring2900]

@@shazmodeus2795 Yeah i know. Though honestly, judging by the trailer they released way back when, it was for the better. The Development team received massive backlash for what footage they presented, and no wonder really.

[@mrredherring2900]

@@logiclunacy606 Oh definitely. I actually really liked Dino Crisis 2, but 1 is clearly the objectively better game.

[@Animalover205]

Once again Suzi, you knocked it right out of the park. An amazing review that was well presented and entertaining. Thank you.

[@stevenobrien7686]

Love seeing you cover this tbh. You're probably my favorite content creator for survival horror games.

[@hmcg020]

The way you describe games with the backdrop of OG resident evil themes, makes me so nostalgic. I want to take the day off and play dead space 1 again now.

[@Legion3000]

Dead Space has been one of my favorite survival-horror games I played, and grew up with. Love this review! I also smiled over the fact that you mentioned about Isaac's personal journal entries. I remember reading those as soon as possible to get an idea of how the character we play as feels throughout the game. I'm excited for Callisto Protocol (one of the few games I have had genuine excitement for over the last few years) and I hope Glen delivers us another fantastic game.

[@gamerhats4145]

Calisto Protocol has some audiobook stuff out right now with different characters, and it is really REALLY good, at least I believe it to be; it's voiced very well

[@jinmanning2297]

Never knew i needed this from sphere hunter,but im glad you made it

[@liamobryan6105]

He really said “I’ll prove to you dead space should’ve had a prisoner protagonist”

[@umbralscorpio90]

Thank you Suzi, for making a video of one of my most favorite sci-fi horror games of all time! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@SaltyFrenchFries]

Nice to hear the signalis soundtrack being put to good use. I wonder if we might be getting a video on that sometime in the future, that'd be awesome.

[@TheNegativeOptimist1]

I've played through this game about 6 times and I'd completely forgotten about the 'f**ck everything' pulse rifle option 🤣

[@sturdyserpent]

Thanks Suzi I absolutely love this game and this video. I can tell that you were super excited to make this.