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Another Fan-Made ‘Dead Space’ Demake is Taking Shape [Video]
Remember Rustic Games BR’s “demake” of Dead Space? Another indie developer has decided to put together a Dead Space demake of their own. And unlike Rustic Games’ version, this one is intended to be playable!
Much like the Rustic’s effort, developer Fraser Brumley has gone the PS1-styled route for his Dead Space demake, in all its wobbly polygonal goodness. Fraser has managed to remain faithful to the original version of Dead Space with this project , cramming in not only the minimalist UI, but also the dismemberment aspect. Let’s be honest: this demake would feel very out of place if it didn’t include dealing with Necromorphs in this fashion.
Sadly, as good as this is, Fraser stresses that demake won’t run on original PS1 hardware (which would be mind-blowing if it did). However, that’s a small price to pay for getting something that looks to be a cool send-up to Dead Space.
Fraser hasn’t indicated just when the Dead Space demake will be completed, or when it’ll be available to play. You can hit up his Patreon if you’d like to chip in. Of course, it also depends on EA. Fingers crossed that they’re lenient with this effort, and don’t squash it.
Motive Studio’s Dead Space remake is available now for PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series. Check out our take, if you missed it.
Thanks to Time Extension for the heads up.
Dead Space Demake is still coming! I know it's been a while since I last posted about it but lot of work's been done and I'm pretty close to releasing. Here's a little clip to show the progress.#lowpoly #deadspace #deadspacedemake #PSX@HauntedPs1 pic.twitter.com/7mSytTSOc9
— Fraser Brumley (@brumley53) March 20, 2023
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New Roadmap Revealed for ‘Phasmophobia’ Announcing New Map Rework Release Date, New 1.0 Launch Timeline
Kinetic Games is creeping ever closer to that 1.0 launch for Phasmophobia with a newly-revealed roadmap. But before that, the team has revealed another free map rework, this time in 13 Willow Street, which will be accompanied by the first of two major quality-of-life updates when it launches on July 21.
The updated roadmap for Phasmophobia prioritises quality over speed, and is being shaped by community feedback and the team’s own ambitions for the game. As a result, the roadmap includes adjusted timelines enabling the team to deliver its vision for the game’s full launch next year. That vision also involves a complete overhaul of the game’s ghost models, replacing the current roster with a cast of unique ghosts that each have their own appearance, animations, and backstory.
Following complete overhauls to the iconic Grafton and Bleasdale farmhouse, and most recently, 6 Tanglewood Drive, Willow is next on the list to be brought up to the team’s ideal development standards. This will include room refreshes, tweaked hiding spots, and integrated, never-before-seen lore, and will be accompanied by the first of two major quality-of-life updates that will bring improvements to player character models, animations and customisation options.
After Willow’s rework, players can expect a second quality-of-life update, followed by the game’s upcoming Unity 6 migration. Fan-favourite seasonal haunts including Crimson Eye and Winter’s Jest will also be returning for 2026, and ghost hunters can also look forward to Edgefield map rework, slated for December.
The 1.0 launch will also expand Phasmophobia‘s lore through continued environmental storytelling, introducing ghost-specific conduits and deeper connections to the people and places behind each haunting. Alongside these additions, significant audio improvements are planned for 1.0, including enhancements to environmental effects, weather systems, and spatial sound to create a more immersive investigation experience.
And yes, this all will include the long-awaited release of the game on the Nintendo Switch.
“I can only thank the community for the opportunities the game has given us, growing the studio to a team of over 50 people, and allowing us to work on improving Phasmophobia every day,” said Daniel Knight, CEO and Game Director at Kinetic Games. “Everyone’s feedback following our first Player Character Update showed that we have many areas to address before moving further along our roadmap. We’re going to take this time to improve and expand this update to shape the game into the refined horror experience our players expect.”
Phasmophobia is available in Early Access on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR2, and the Xbox Series.
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