DLC for Dead Space 2
Dead Space 2: Severed is a two-chapter downloadable content pack for Dead Space 2. The game takes place on Titan Station and follows the story of Gabe Weller and Lexine Murdoch.
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Dead Space is one of my favorite series of all time but somehow playing this DLC was never something I did until recently and boy do I wish I did it sooner.
Shits intense and combat heavy, I'd say its way more fun than the main game at times.
Playing it on Zealot was probably the best way to experience it too, which I didn't have much trouble since I accidentally was playing on Survivalist beforehand for my first run of it 💀
Shits intense and combat heavy, I'd say its way more fun than the main game at times.
Playing it on Zealot was probably the best way to experience it too, which I didn't have much trouble since I accidentally was playing on Survivalist beforehand for my first run of it 💀
A weak addition to a fantastic game that basically just makes you play two existing levels in reverse. Also kinda shits all over Dead Space Extraction.
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Ну че такое, прикольно что провели параллель с основной частью, мы просто бежим наоборот)
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Kinda meh overall but it's nice to see some characters return from Extraction.
Es un poco más difícil que el juego base, pero aparte de eso no tiene prácticamente nada que ofrecer. Me da lástima lo que hicieron con estos personajes.
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It's a bit more difficult than the base game, but other than that it has virtually nothing to offer. I feel sorry for what they did with these characters.
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It's a bit more difficult than the base game, but other than that it has virtually nothing to offer. I feel sorry for what they did with these characters.
I like the idea of DLC side stories taking place on the colony from the perspective of different inhabitants but this was too short to leave a lasting impression. Also, it felt like I was just replaying parts from DS2's main story instead of being it's own thing