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On PC via Steam, players who preorder the Dead Space remake will gain access to a free copy of the original Dead Space 2. - Isaac Clarke in Dead Space

Dead Space Remake on Steam Includes Free Dead Space 2 with Preorder

Players who preorder the upcoming Dead Space remake on Steam will receive a free copy of Dead Space 2. The Dead Space remake will cost $59.99 upon release and will launch on January 27, 2023.

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There is a standard and a deluxe version of the remake, but even the standard version comes with a free copy of Dead Space 2 on Steam. So if you plan on purchasing the remake anyway, doing so via the Steam marketplace is your best bet. The game’s other platforms include PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S, and PC via Epic Games Store, but you won’t receive Dead Space 2 on those platforms. A standalone copy of Dead Space 2 costs $19.99 on Steam.

Dead Space 2 launched for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in 2011 and serves as a continuation of the original 2008 game. The Dead Space series was developed by the now-defunct studio Visceral Games, while the 2023 remake is being handled by EA Motive Studio — best known for Star Wars: Squadrons. It’s possible that if the Dead Space remake sells well enough that publisher Electronic Arts might greenlight a remake of the second installment, though this has not been confirmed.

The Dead Space remake aims to modernize the original installment, while preserving what makes the first game so special. It will look, feel, and run like a game from 2023, but it will feature the same general story and mechanics from the 2008 game. So if you’ve wanted to experience the first two games in the series, it’s recommended to preorder on Steam.


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