The closest I can think of - as far as sci-fi/horror even goes - was the original Alien, and that scared the crap out of me."ĭead Space definitely has the feeling of Alien - the horrible claustrophobia, Isaac's low-level, hoarse breathing as he tramps around the corridors of the planet cracker with no enemies in sight, but listening to the sounds of their existence echoing along the metal corridors of the ship. We've had horror games, we've had sci-fi games, but nobody's put the two together. "What I really wanted to make was a sci-fi/horror game. The idea was to not be like them, and the inspiration was to try and make the scariest game possible," intones Glen Schofield, executive producer of Dead Space." "When you're creating sci-fi, you've got the big guys like Alien, and you don't want to look like them. And from there, the rest of the human race. Once he arrives things are already knee-deep in shit The planet cracker ship has excavated something genuinely evil, that mutates human beings into disgusting, shambling necromorphs, and has the potential to infect passing spaceships. Even before Isaac Clarke steps onto the ship to investigate what's happened, the situation's grim.
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