A fan is recreating Dead Space as a '90s PlayStation 1 game by demaking it with low poly graphics and giving it a terrifying retro makeover.
One talented developer is recreating the popular third-person survival horror game Dead Space as a '90s PlayStation 1 game, demaking it in low poly graphics and giving its terrifying atmosphere a retro makeover. Retro-inspired games and demake projects have grown exceedingly over the years due to advances in indie game development technology and easily accessible software that breeds creativity.
No more place holder blue guy. Say hello to low poly Isaac.#lowpoly #indiedev #deadspace #deadspacedemake #PSX @HauntedPs1 pic.twitter.com/rbYExYsbO8
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