The sequel was set three years after the events of the original game and in it we began without knowing what had happened in that period of time, because Isaac had lost his memory.
Here we already see the engineer totally gone and indoctrinated, one step away from the mental collapse he will suffer in the next installment, and determined to be the one to build a new monolith himself before leaving Aegis VII. With scarcely a couple of narrative tweaks, the developer has planted the theme of the Effigy and Unitology much better, and with this alternative ending they have also prepared for a possible remake of Dead Space 2.Īlthough it is new, the ending does not go out of the canon and simply connects with the events of Dead Space 2, in which a new Marker was created and Isaac ended up losing his mind. Motive Studios, the ones in charge of the remake, has been aware that Isaac's story does not end in Aegis VII. The gaps and contradictions between both deliveries made their script have more holes than a block of Gruyére cheese”. The developer wrote a definite end for the game and had to improvise when the idea of a sequel appeared on their desk. The game ended with a scare that left for dead our engineer because, as we explained in the analysis of this remake: “Back in 2008, the last thing Visceral Games imagined was that Dead Space would become a trilogy and one of EA's spearheads.
There’s an alternate secret ending which changes the famous original cinematic in which,spoilers here, Isaac was driving away from Aegis VII and was surprised in his getaway vehicle by Nicole's necromorph. One of the great surprises of the Dead Space remake is found in its renewed New Game + mode.
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