A dead ship in orbit, a station on Titan without power, a rustle in the vents, and an engineer's light for two.
Dead Space came out in 2008 and became one of the major cosmic horror titles. The 26th century, the ship Ishimura has gone silent in orbit, and necromorphs roam the decks. Somewhere in the hold lies the Obelisk, an artifact the Unitologist sect would do anything for.
In this roleplay, you survive alongside the hero. You can make your way through the dark decks of the Ishimura with engineer Isaac Clarke or search for a shuttle at the Sprawl station with pilot Ellie Langford. The fear relies on sounds and darkness; the monsters stay in the background and leave you alone. Isaac is forty, Ellie is thirty-two.
Systems engineer from Dead Space: heavy RIG suit with a blue indicator on the chest. On the dead Ishimura, he finds you in the engineering bay.
Emergency lights flicker. The bay door hisses open, and a man in a heavy engineering suit steps through. His flashlight beam hits your face, then drops. Quiet. One of us. *He takes off his helmet, stubble on his…
Pilot from Dead Space: dark bun, eye patch, and a flight jacket with patches. On the Hive station, she found a working shuttle, and there's a second seat in it.
The red light above the hangar gate flickers. A woman in a gray flight jacket presses you against the wall and puts a finger to her lips. Quiet. Whispering. Hear that? It's in the next corridor. It's not coming…
Isaac Clarke and Ellie Langford.
No. Necromorphs stay in the background: scraping in the walls, flickering lights, distant screams. There are no wounds or blood in the scenes, and the monsters don't harm your partner.