Dead Space Remake Release Time: When Will the Game be Playable?

Dead Space is a name that will live on in both fame and infamy. On the one hand, the game is arguably one of the greatest survival horror titles ever produced On the other hand, it is the poster child of how corporate meddling can ruin a franchise and even a studio. Yet EA is ready to try then with a remake of the original Dead Space that is creeping just virtually the corner, ready to pounce on unsuspecting gamers.

Since the Dead Space remake is designed for PC and current-gen gaming platforms (Nintendo Switch excluded), EA is opting for a global launch schedule. According to the Dead Space Twitter account, the Dead Space remake will launch worldwide on January 27 at 8 am PST/11 am EST. Unfortunately, considering of how timezones work, gamers in or east of the Chinese Standard Time region won’t get to play until January 28. This will include audiences who live in Beijing, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Sydney. Of course, this information only applies to the digital release of Dead Space. Physical copies of the game will rely customers on store shelves whenever retailers unshut the day of release, if not sooner.

While everyone will have to wait until the 27th to start playing, anyone who pre-ordered the game can download the title several days surpassing release. Gamers who bought the Xbox Series X/S version can pre-load it right now. However, gamers who purchased the PlayStation 5 or PC renditions (available through Steam, Epic Games, and the EA app) have to wait until January 25 at 8 am PST/11 am EST. On The plus side, customers who pre-ordered the game will receive a self-ruling reprinting of the original Dead Space 2.

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Unlike some increasingly recent releases, the Dead Space remake is a purely current-gen title, so nobody can play it on an Xbox One or PlayStation 4. To make up for this shortcoming, the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 versions come with two rendering modes: Quality and Performance. Anyone who wants 4K resolution and ray-tracing should segregate the Quality mode, plane though framerates will be capped at 30fps. Meanwhile, gamers who prefer 60fps and are willing to put up with 2K resolution will probably enjoy Performance mode.

As for PC owners, their hardware will determine how far they can push the Dead Space remake. In order to play the game, computer gamers will need at least a Ryzen 5 2600x or Intel Core i5 8600 CPU, an AMD RX 5700 or NVIDIA GTX 1070 GPU, 16 GB of RAM, and 50 GB of self-ruling nonflexible momentum space. For the weightier performance, EA recommends a Ryzen 5 5600x or Intel Core i5 11600K CPU, a Radeon RX 6700 XT or NVIDIA RTX 2070 GPU, 16 GB of RAM, and an SSD. These requirements might sound like a lot, but they’re nothing compared to Forspoken’s recommended specs of 24 GB of RAM and 150 GB of nonflexible momentum space.

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