The enhanced slasher is a excpetion on my 'preference' tought. I was so scared by naked Slashers and enhanced ones, expecially because they were used sometimes as hallucinations thanks also to theyr 'expressions'.Īlso monsters with no/dead looking eyes scare me a lot and so this is why the 'light' eye doesn't makes him that more creppy to me, maybe if it also without It and with tentacles spreading so on both eyes could have been the case for me. It's just opinions after all, but I just don't find still the crew Slasher so scary than the likes of even the naked Slashers, and probably Extraction is the reason since it was my first Dead Space(and it was like 8 years ago) and that was the first Slasher I seen and even there, the Crew Slasher didn't impressed me as much as the others. Tought my favorite including scrapped ones(as probably already said) is certanly the gasmask slasher, I find it to be the most creppy of all.Īlso there was a concept of a Divider with a gasmask, that could have been a awesome and scary variant. I would say the armored Slashers and Miner ones have more extreme transformations. Glen Schofield For all the terrifying scares in Dead Spacenecromorph babies, giant tentacles, and ghostly whispersone of my favorite moments is one that has no monsters at all. Each model contain the original skeleton done by Visceral Games. Dead Space is great and I now have a newfound appreciation for one of its more memorable scares.Oh I tought the crew Slasher has always it's tentacles out when 'dead'. Open3DLab Browse FAQ Dead Space - Slasher Variants (WIP) MaZTeR has yet to upload a media file Addon contains currently all Slasher variants from Dead Space and Dead Space 2, will upload the rest later. As Schofield explains, the team at EA Redwood Shores would go to extreme lengths to perfectly execute scares in even the smallest scenes, sometimes spending weeks of development time building new systems in the process. It's one brilliant little moment in a game full of them, but watching this War Stories on Dead Space helps crystallize some of the things that made it so good. 'What we were looking for was, how can we scare people with just sound? No monsters,' Schofield says. If you want a taste, watch this video with the volume cranked.Īfter telling Schofield about it, they sent an audio team with studio microphones to record samples of BART that they then turned into the nightmarish squeal used in that room. Bay Area residents are all too familiar, but for someone who has never used the train before, it's almost hard to overstate what a nightmarish experience it is. When audio director Don Veca rode BART, he was stunned by the unbelievably awful noises it makes.

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