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6 new Side Stories about friendship and literature, totaling hours of new content
100+ unlockable images including new game art, wallpapers, never-before-seen concept sketches, and more
26 total music tracks, including 13 all-new unlockable songs by Nikki Kaelar, plus special guests Jason Hayes and Azuria Sky
A built-in DDLC music player to unwind with your favorite songs in a custom playlist, or loop a single track forever
A high-fidelity visual upgrade with all artwork now in Full HD (1080p)

They killed Dead Space by forcing microtransactions into a single player thriller FPS, buried the studio, and are now going to bring it back some 10 years later. Forgive me if I don't piss all over myself in excitement.

Which I honestly find a bit strange but I'm interested.

Rumours of a new Dead Space game appear to be growing, as EA has updated the official Dead Space YouTube channel for the first time in years.

It's only a small change, but it is a significant one, with the official channel art changing from the official Dead Space 3 logo, to more generic-looking key art of Isaac Clarke in his Advanced Suit RIG from the Dead Space 2 cover art. The change was pointed out by Twitter user Sierral07, and the timing is certainly interesting.

That's because rumours of a new Dead Space game being in the works popped up just last week, with GamesBeat journalist Jeff Grubb reporting that EA Motive, developer of Star Wars Squadrons, is working on an established IP that fans will be happy with, making certain hints towards Dead Space in the process. The rumour has since been corroborated by Gematsu and Eurogamer, with Gematsu stating that the game is due to be a reimagining rather than a sequel to Dead Space 3.

Grubb reported that the new EA Motive title is due to be revealed at the upcoming EA Play Live, which kicks off on 22nd July, so we don't have too long to wait to see if these rumours are true or not. We really hope they are, and you can read why we think EA should bring back Dead Space here.