![]() ![]() ![]() There have been plenty of discussions around the remake's decision to give Clarke a voice. Something just doesn’t sit right to see Clarke respond to his near-death experience so audibly feels somewhat perplexing, even out of the blue. Naturally, Clarke’s frustrated outburst of “Fuck me!” in this cosmic pressure cooker is plausible, but there’s an odd degree of dissonance to it, especially in a game that originally presented its protagonist as the strong, silent labourer, an everyday man who mostly takes orders and solves problems as he’s told without a word. ![]() Dismembering their limbs in deliberate, methodical fashion under these circumstances feels particularly stressful. It was after a particularly dicey encounter with the game’s monsters, called necromorphs, as their atrophied bodies lurched towards him in increasingly rabid waves, desperate to tear him asunder. Isaac Clarke took me by surprise the first time he cussed in the Dead Space remake. ![]()
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