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‘Dead Space’ Gets a Fan-Made PS1-Styled Demake [Video]

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It’ll still be some time before we get a good look at Electronic Arts’ upcoming remake of Dead Space, but as always, leave it to the fans to provide something to tide you over. In this case, YouTuber Rustic Games BR has created a “demake” of Dead Space, showcasing it as a 32-bit PlayStation title in Unity.

Immediately, you’ll be conjuring up thoughts of Dino Crisis or Resident Evil, since the demake uses fixed camera angles and tank controls. Unfortunately, much like their other demakes of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 4, this appears to just be a fun idea, and not intended for an actual release.

On the other hand, you have demakes of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 4, so what’s not to love? Rustic Games BR has also done other cool demakes, such as Resident Evil Village done in the style of Resident Evil Survivor, as well as a demake of The Last of Us!

And, if you’re keen on demakes that you can play, check out the recently-released Bloodborne PSX, which Aaron says “hold[s] onto the core of what made Bloodborne great”.

Dead Space is currently in development for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC.

Thanks to DSOGaming for the heads up.

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‘Dying Light 2’ Receives New Difficulty Mode and More With “Nightmare Mode” Update [Trailer]

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Not to be outdone by Dead Island 2‘s recent expansion, Techland has announced that Dying Light 2 is getting an update of it’s own with the much-requested Nightmare Mode, which adds “the hardest and most immersive difficulty yet” to the game, along with an array of additional elements.

Nightmare Mode for Dying Light 2 forces players to rely on tactics and strategic management of resources in order to survive. The new difficulty introduces changes to stamina management, called the Tactical Stamina system, limited HUD options for better immersion, and a flickering flashlight that goes out when used for too long. These and other additions aim to heighten the atmosphere give the overall experience a needed refresh for veteran players. Those who manage to complete the game on this highest difficulty will be rewarded with the memorable Waltz Outfit.

The Nightmare Mode Update adds more than just the new difficulty. New adjustments to the Infected and night experience are also part of the update. What’s more, co-op players will be glad to hear they will now be able to take on the Community Maps with up to three friends. Archers will get reworked power shot mechanics. And you even have the opportunity to change the appearance of the Grappling Hook.

Dying Light 2 is available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.

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