Dead Space Remake: Hidden Easter Egg With a Shocking Reference to a Viral Song

Dead Space Remake was launched recently to a positive reception. Fans were pretty enthusiastic too, as they welcomed this game with open arms. This game once again brought back the reign of survival horror games to the gaming industry.

And one-upped its original counterpart in every way possible. It has visuals that are miles ahead. Its level design is improved over the original. And finally, for the first time ever, Isaac Clarke in Dead Space 1 has a voice.

And if all this was not enough, developers even added an alternate ending to this game. Along with that alternate ending, there is something very special for the keen-eyed players!

Dead Space Remake features a very unlikely tribute in one of its levels

Dead Space is full of those creepy tight corridors. And it makes sense too, it is set on a spaceship called USG Ishimura, that spaceship has mysteriously gotten infected by a bunch of undead enemies.

The only thing Isaac Clarke, an engineer, cares about is saving his girlfriend, Nicole. In the process, he saves a number of other characters, but Nicole is his main focus. While searching for her, he finds a number of people dead who have left messages written in their blood on walls.

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Sometimes he even finds audio logs that have a recording of someone telling what happened to them. These things add some backstory to this game.

During his time at Ishimura, Isaac eventually finds a room. In that room is a red circle with candles. That circle is conveniently in front of a TV screen. If players stomp the floor and use their melee attack in a specific rhythm while standing in the middle of that circle, they get a very special surprise.

That surprise is Dead Space’s own creepy version of that Wellerman sea shanty. Players can find the guide to that rhythm hidden around the Ishimura.

Are you waiting for a sequel?

Fans of the game might have already unlocked that popular alternate ending in this remake. This ending features Isaac, who has finally reunited with his girlfriend.

And while his girlfriend calls for him, we can see him building a marker for her from a bunch of fragments. This sequence sets up the sequel of this game.

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We all know the sequel was released years ago, but this sequence means that EA and Motive might be working on remaking the sequel too.