I did find the character of Lexine to be impossible cute though.

While the main series has a loyal fan following I can't see this disposable spin-off winning over any non-fans.

It's just not fast enough, or at least it's not fast in the right places. It can get quite tedious and deters from playing levels again and again. All you have to do is point and shoot at monsters, while frequently waiting through very long, unskippable dialogue scenes. There's not much atmosphere, and the lack of free movement can be quite frustrating. Set in the year 2508, the story follows a group of four survivors, Lexine Murdoch, Nathan McNeill, Gabe Weller and Warren Eckhardt who try to escape the nightmare of the Necromorph outbreak on the Aegis VII colony and the USG Ishimura. The story takes place before the events of the first game aboard the Ishimura spaceship and switches the POV from about 5 different characters. Dead Space: Extraction takes place prior to the events of Dead Space.

By coupling strong storytelling with a deep understanding of the traditional rail shooter's key elements, Visceral has managed. It's not a great game, and you'll forget about it soon after playing, but it fills the time if you have some to spare. Which is probably the best way to describe Dead Space: Extraction. Dead Space, the chilling 2008 survival horror got its very own rail-shooter in the form of Dead Space: Extraction. The Wii motion controller inspired many developers to take advantage of the console with rail-shooter spin-offs of games that were successful on the PlayStation and Xbox. A group of space colonists from the Aegis VII colony fight against the infection of Necromorphs created when the Red Marker was removed.A group of space.

Dead space extraction story