Now that it’s finally here, players will learn a lot about the new version of Dead Space. The horror game is packed with secrets, easter eggs, and opportunities to increase your chances of survival, but absolutely nothing could have prepared me for Dead Space’s sea shack…and no, I’m not even kidding.
You can complete the Dead Space Sea Shack Easter Egg in the Ishimura Bridge Recreation Room. There are several codes you need to collect and then enter the red circle in the break room, but thanks to YouTuber xGarbett, we know that all you have to do is stomp and fight in a certain order. The bridge is at the front of the ship and the rest room is on the ground floor in the image below.
The order is: melee, trample, melee, melee, trample, melee, trample, melee, melee, melee, melee, trample.
Once you’ve done this, an audio recording of the Dead Space Marine Shack will appear on the ground, which you can pick up and listen to.
Giving Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Sea Shacks a run for its money, this Dead Space Easter egg might be one of my absolute favorites for a while. Makes sense? No. But is it good? oh absolutely. It makes the horror-tinged mess of USG Ishimura almost funny for a short while, which I didn’t think I’d say after playing Dead Space Remake.
You can also get other Dead Space Easter eggs in the same room, so watch out for minor spoilers if you want to try to figure them out yourself. There is an option for two power nodes with one code: melee, melee, stomp, melee, melee, stomp, stomp, melee, melee, melee, stomp, stomp.
If you need more help preparing for Ishimura, we’ve broken down all of the Dead Space schematic locations and Dead Space power node locations so you can get stronger as you explore the Hallowed Halls.
YouTube video uploaded by xGarbett
Source : PC Gamesn
