this game is very fun. do not, i repeat, do not play the game until ur 14 or older. it loaded with dismemberment. issac can also lose all his body parts. very grusome. play at night when the kids are asleep.

Good game however if there 12 and under dont let em play. Crazy violent and gory there are about 25 different ways for issac clarke to die all involving dismemberment.

DIS SCURD DA POOP OUTTA MEZ!

Impressive game, and glorious violence. Language is no concern for me for any game unless of course the profanity is used in every sentence. Then it just gets annoying. Overall good game, wouldn't recommend it for any young children, so ages 15+.

Dead Space, by EA Games, is one of the top games offered for the Xbox 360. It has a storyline driven by fear and suspense, but it has been expertly written so that every second of the game keeps you desperately wanting more. The game tells the story of Issac, an Engineer with a background in large-scale space missions. His primary goal is to reach the U.S.S. Ishimura and see what the deal is and why they have suddenly gone off of the grid. However, a slight malfunction in the ships navigation controls and mechanics causes him to hurtle towards the Ishimura, and into the most terrifying experience of his life. The gameplay is excellent, powered by an unstoppable, daunting atmosphere; the lighting engine is superb, as the walls seem to bleed with darkness. Light is just a commodity in this game, as even when you find it, it is only stale fluorescent lights (no warmth or life to the lighting aspect of the world). The sound in junction with the light makes for one hell of a ride; the audio is so expertly mixed, every sound crumbles before you and seems to be right at your shoulders, whispering into your ear. There have been many times throughout this game where I actually had to pause the game and turn around because it sounded so real! Also, the combat mechanics are loads of fun: strategic dismemberment anyone? The only way to kill these necromorphs, these transformed human beings, (THEY ARE NOT ALIENS, and NEVER HAVE BEEN...DON'T GET IT WRONG AGAIN REVIEWERS!), is to take them apart, cruelly and with much effort, limb by bloody limb. Body shots are just pud. And head shots? That only makes them more angry at you. Also, these little demented humanlings will even "play dead," and they are very convincing with it. The dialogue is beautiful, so I won't go into detail about it, just trust me, and the voice acting is spot on. They capture the fear and the intensity perfect. The only problem I have with this game is some control bugs (but they're rare and very minor things); it just seems that the kinesis module is very touchy at times, and sometimes the Zero-G physics don't always work out for they player's best intentions (i.e. DEATH). The violence is expected: this is a very horrific Survival Horror game, and there is a LOT of blood. But it's all in good, scary fun, so if you're child is mature enough to recognize that it is only a game, you're all set. I give Dead Space a 5 out of 5. Perfect game.

Dang now this game is a piece of work! Literally they did the best dang job on graphics. Also the story line is next to Bioshock in greatness. You have to read the comics and watch the movie if you have live this should be easy. The Comics are animated... And gory... Dead Space: Downfall the animated movie was worse in the gore than either comic or game even if you add both to gether. Each of the basic necomorphs or whatever are personalized. And then you don't just see body parts ripped off but whole entire faces and stuff like that. It's a good movie in the telling of the story of the fall of the Isumura but made me wanna barf my first time watching it.... But back to the game. It is pretty scary thats for sure... But interesting if you get really deep into its hidden codes.

Wow. This game is scary. It gave me nightmares. Wow. Anyway, Im usually a better writer than that, but I dont have much more to say about Dead Space other than do not let kids play it. If your kid askes for this game, kindly say no, unless you are the type of parent that dosn't care. Bottom line? Fun, but bloody, gory, violent, scary, creepy, and disturbing.