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Dead Space 3 can offer 'a hundred hours' of value

Dead Space 3 is looking to be a lot bigger than its predecessors, and developer Visceral Games has explained why you could get 'literally' a hundred hours of gameplay out of it - and that's not just down to co-op play either.

In an interview with AusGamers, Dead Space 3 associate producer, Yara Khoury explained the game's weapon crafting feature in more detail, and suggested that it significantly bolsters play time, along with other features.

"I think Dead Space 3 is a little bit different," Khoury explained, "because we have a little bit more depth in gameplay, and also in the environments. So we have the beta-path, which are additional, and total optional levels to explore, which is great if you want to scavenge for great resources.2

"So this totally ties back into the weapon-crafting feature," Khoury continued, "and the resource management, where you have to explore the world to find the best resources that get you the best parts, and the most badass weapons that you can make. So this all ties in together, into that focus in our investment into making more options for our players to explore."

On the subject of game length, Khoury claimed, "If you are into weapon crafting, you can spend literally one hundred hours in this thing. If you want to explore all the beta-paths; if you want to replay with the co-op; it’s way more about choice in Dead Space 3: you can really spend a lot of time doing that."

"So I would say it’s a deeper game, that has more gameplay depth, and I think our players are going to find a lot of replayability value; more than in Dead Space and in Dead Space 2, actually."

Are you excited for Dead Space 3, or does the slicker shooting and co-op slant put you off a little? Let us know below.

Thanks AusGamers.

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