There are few occasions where you don't come away feeling like your scraped through by the skin of your teeth, and even on the game's lowest 'Normal' difficulty, there's a definite sense of achievement when you get through.' Sometimes you creep along agonisingly, other times it feels like the enemy onslaught is never going to end. One area that definitely benefits from the on-rails nature of Extraction is the overall pacing. Eurogamer (80/100): 'Gameplay is straightforward, yet it's a refined familiarity, borrowing numerous elements from the original Dead Space in abundance while wrapping them around the well-worn demands of a typical on-rails shooter.

Instead of conjuring up a cheesy narrative (as seen in other shooters like Ghost Squad), the developers put a lot of effort into the story and its characters.'

GameDaily (80/100): 'Although we questioned EA's decision to do this, as well as bring Dead Space to the family centric Wii, everything clicks and the game's surprisingly enjoyable.mirrors Dead Space's thoughtful dialogue, characterizations and pacing which is a good thing all around.' GamePro (100/100): 'An experience that's more captivating and engaging than any light-gun game I've ever played before.Worried about not seeing that beautiful screaming face in the future? We are too, folks. Did you know that Dead Space: Extraction landed in stores this week? It's true! We certainly dug it in our Snap Judgment, but in case that just wasn't enough for you, we've compiled a few other folks' opinions on the game just below.

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