Look for info on them to show up on our "Extraction" blog soon. Isaac Clarke was the protagonist of "Dead Space." Who will players be taking on the role of for "Extraction?"Players will get to play from a variety of POV's in "Extraction." We will be discussing our characters in more depth soon.
The game starts as the Marker is being extracted and follows a party of people who attempt to seek sanctuary on the USG Ishimura. Act 1 takes place on the Aegis VII colony. CBR: "Dead Space: Extraction" serves as a prequel to "Dead Space." How much of what happened on Aegis VII will be explored in the game, and will we see the USG Ishimura as well?Steve Papoutsis: "Extraction" is broken into three acts. Visceral Games' Steve Papoutsis is the Executive Producer on "Dead Space: Extraction," and this week he answered some of CBR News' questions about the upcoming game. Coming this fall, " Dead Space: Extraction" will explore the events that preceded the original game, and answer some questions about what actually happened to the mining colony of Aegis VII. In 2009, the "Dead Space" universe will expand once again, this time on the Nintendo Wii. In addition to finding a way home, Isaac must try to find a way to stop the Necromorphs, whose origins are tied to a strange marker that was found by the mining colony Aegis VII on the planet below. After crashing into the Ishimura, Issac and company find out the ship has been overrun by Necromorphs, organisms that reanimate dead flesh into grotesque creatures that must be dismembered to be stopped. "Dead Space" put players in the shoes of Isaac Clarke, an engineer of a crew that is responding to a distress call from the stranded USG Ishimura, a mining ship that cracks planets and drains them of their resources. EA's "Dead Space" was one of the most critically acclaimed games of 2008, earning high praise for its atmospheric presentation, great gameplay, and a story that extended into a comic book series and animated feature.
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