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EA’s Dead Space Remake is steadily gaining steam thanks to the collection of glowing reviews it has received from various publications. Most critics have agreed that the revamped horror title improves on the original in every way imaginable, which only builds the hype for it even more.
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Now that the terrifying outer space title is practically here, the mounting excitement and the questions that come with it continue to grow. One inquiry that fans have is regarding the game’s availability and whether or not it’s a PS5 exclusive. For those that are curious, we’re here to provide the answers you’re looking for.
What consoles can you play Dead Space Remake on?
Dead Space Remake is not a PS5 exclusive since it’s also available on the Xbox Series X|S and PC. Unfortunately, the critically acclaimed horror entry won’t be available on previous gen consoles, which includes the PS4, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch.
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Though most of the remake stays true to the original, the additions and improvements that were introduced to the game have apparently made it even better than its predecessor. Not only have the graphics been enhanced but extra content has also been brought in with more areas being explorable within the USG Ishimura. The notorious necromorphs have also been made even more visually unsettling, adding to the terrifying aura that the game emanates.
Mountains of praise have especially been heaped onto the developers as they have done an incredible job in enhancing an already solid original title. EA and Motive Studio definitely have something special on their hands and it won’t be a surprise if it ends up winning a few awards at the end of the year.
Now that you know the game is available on current gen systems, you’ll be able to experience the horrifying scenes for yourself.
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