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Get Your Horror Fix with Dead Space 3 in Stores Today

Developer Visceral Games and publisher EA have announced the release of one of the biggest releases of 2013 in Dead Space 3. The new sequel sees the return of protagonist Isaac Clarke, as he continues to battle against the deadly Necromorphs on a newly discovered planet called Tau Volantis. The frozen wasteland is said to be home to an all important secret that could destroy the Necromorphs for good, and this time, Clarke will be joined by a new protagonist named John Carver who may just be crazier than he is. Read on for more details on this huge release, watch the official launch trailer for the game below and pick up your copy of Dead Space 3 in stores now!

“With Dead Space 3 our goal was to evolve the franchise bringing in innovative new features like drop-in/drop-out co-op, weapon crafting, and an engaging atmosphere while still retaining the incredible suspense, horror, action and sound that the series is known for,” said Steve Papoutsis, Vice President and General Manager of Visceral Games and Executive Producer on Dead Space 3. “Gamers are going to be thrown in and out of space, taken to a violent new ice planet and allowed to explore several different abandoned spaceships and caves. But we’re not stopping there. In Dead Space 3 Awakened, gamers will experience some of the most disturbing content they have ever seen in a Dead Space game – they are going to love it.”

Dead Space 3 is now available from all major retailers for the MSRP of $59.99 and can be purchased for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Dead Space 3 is rated M by the ESRB for Blood and Gore, Intense Violence & Strong Language. For more information on the game, check out the official Dead Space 3 website.

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