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Dead Space

Dead Space remake’s new necromorph tech is really a-peeling

Posted on September 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Developer Motive Studio shared new details about the upcoming Dead Space remake in an almost hour-long Twitch stream on August 31, including how the game’s story, combat, and gameplay mechanics have been tweaked for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC reboot.

One particularly gruesome new mechanic that caught the eye is how you can expose the innards of necromorphs via a new technique called ‘peeling’ – which is exactly what it sounds like.

Previously, players could dismember the limbs of encroaching necromorphs using Isaac Clarke’s plasma cutter and various other weaponry.
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