Dead Space creator Glen Schofield recently shared his feelings about Dead Space Remake, stating that it is “a little odd” not to be involved in the development project at EA.
Speaking to Game Informer, Schofield said he considered the Dead Space Remake announcement “as a compliment” and was pleased that the franchise was given “a second chance”, but was “a little sorry” that he didn’t. get involved in the upcoming title.
“I took [the announcement] as a compliment. I still take it as a compliment. But I’m also a little sorry. It’s a weird thing like I’m not tied to your own game,” Schofield told Game Informer. “It’s a weird feeling. […] They want to make a better game than you did.”
Recall that Schofield was the creator and executive producer of Dead Space (2008) when he was part of Visceral Games and provided creative input on Dead Space 2 before leaving the studio to co-found Sledgehammer Games in 2009. Schofield was not involved. in 2013’s Dead Space 3.
Recall that Schofield is currently working on The Callisto Protocol, the horror that should resume the style of Dead Space, although not linked in any way to this franchise. Recall that the game is part of the PUBG universe.