However, necromorphs still serve as a great threat to players, and some are much more intimidating to come across than other fodder enemies based on the player’s strategies and knowledge of each necromorph type. Benches now offer supplementary upgrades with weapon mods that can drastically affect how players wield each firearm, for example, and the Kinesis module is now as effective as it is in Dead Space 2. The options that players have in combat have also been improved in the remake, with all of Isaac Clarke’s unique weapons being seemingly buffed. The remake also introduces a new variation of necromorph that players have not seen before, and with a lot of alternate or optional content via side quests, players may run into necromorphs a lot more often than they previously did. Of course, fans of the original from 2008 will be doubly familiar with Dead Space’s necromorphs, though the remake does not present them all identically. Players of EA Motive’s Dead Space remake have likely had experiences with each type of necromorph in the game.

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