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Dead Space Ignition

68

Community score

10 ratings

2010 · Sumo Digital

Genresaction game
PlatformsXbox 360PlayStation 3Microsoft Windows

Category averages

Gameplay65
Fun67
Sound68
Technical68
Visuals69
Storytelling70
Category averages — Gameplay 65, Fun 67, Sound 68, Technical 68, Visuals 69, Storytelling 70Gameplay 65Fun 67Sound 68Technical 68Visuals 69Storytelling 70

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Synopsis

Dead Space Ignition is a 2010 action puzzle video game co-developed by Sumo Digital and Visceral Games. It was published by Electronic Arts for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. A spin-off of the Dead Space series, it serves as a prequel to 2011's Dead Space 2. It is set on the Sprawl, a city built upon the remains of the moon Titan. The player takes the role of Franco Delille, an engineer who witnesses and navigates round the initial outbreak of the hostile alien Necromorphs. The gameplay combines hacking minigames with motion comic-style cutscenes featuring multiple story paths. Production of Ignition was part of Electronic Arts's efforts at creating both a wider media franchise around Dead Space, and as part of a new marketing strategy of using small standalone video games to promote larger titles. Series composer Jason Graves and veteran writer Antony Johnston both returned to work on the game. It was offered as a free download with pre-orders of Dead Space 2, unlocking a new costume and story content within that game upon completion. Reception of Ignition was generally negative, with many faulting its art and gameplay compared to the rest of the series.

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Details

Type
Game
Release date
October 12, 2010
Genres
action game
Platforms
Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows
Created by
Sumo Digital
Countries
United Kingdom, United States