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These may be fairly quick runs back through areas you’re already familiar with, but they’ll still eat up some time.
Those 12 chapters of Dead Space will roughly run you anywhere from an hour to a little more to beat, but there are also some side quests to tackle too. Many chapters cut off a bit differently compared to the original, or have different ways of moving between them altogether. This is because the USG Ishimura, in Motive’s Dead Space remake, is much more open and has side-quests that may require some back-tracking. Motive’s take on Dead Space treats them more like narrative book-ends, while not always creating hard stopping points or cut-offs. Previously, chapters marked hard in’s and out’s for different areas. While the number stays the same, the way the chapters flow has significantly changed.
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