Dead Space: Extraction

Electronic Arts / September 24, 2009 / Rated Mature

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Released

2009

Publisher

Electronic Arts

Time to beat

~6 hrs

Community

373

Dead Space™ Extraction tells the untold story of the Aegis VII Colony through a handful of survivors battling to reach the orbiting USG Ishimura amidst a horrific infection. As their allies mysteriously fall victim to dementia, it becomes clear that protecting a young girl granting them a bizarre immunity may be their only hope for survival. In every shadow, behind every corner, terror hides—so you can't. Fight the alien scourge alone or with a friend to blast apart oncoming Necromorphs, solve mind-bending puzzles, and defy all odds to reach safety. Feel the terror like never before in the most cinematic horror experience on the PlayStation®3 Move motion controller.
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Dead Space: Extraction is a 2009 rail shooter co-developed by Visceral Games and Eurocom and published by Electronic Arts for the Wii. A port for PlayStation 3 was released in 2011 alongside Dead Space 2. A spin-off within the Dead Space series and a prequel to the original game, the story follows survivors from the Aegis VII mining colony as the planet and newly-arrived ship USG Ishimura is overrun by deadly monsters called Necromorphs. Gameplay involves going through scripted sequences with different characters, using assigned weapons to kill Necromorphs by severing their limbs. Each version respectively supported the Wii Zapper and PlayStation Move peripherals.