Dead Space
News, coverage and analysis tracking Dead Space across the outlets.
Latest coverage
Dead Space series co-creator and industry veteran Glen Schofield announces his retirement in emotional video
Industry veteran and co-creator of Dead Space, Glen Schofield, has announced his retirement after over 35 years in game development. In an emotional video, Schofield thanked his family, colleagues, and fans for their support throughout his career, which included directing three Call of Duty games for Activision and creating Dead Space for Electronic Arts. He expressed optimism for the future of game development and encouraged the next generation of creators.
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield announces he's retiring from "the day-to-day work" of making games from the vicinity of some chirpy nature
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield announced his retirement from the day-to-day work of game development after a 35-year career. His last game was The Callisto Protocol, and he previously worked on titles like Call of Duty. Schofield expressed gratitude to fans and industry peers, encouraging the next generation of game makers.
Evening Reading - July 14, 2026
This edition of Evening Reading from Shacknews covers various gaming industry updates, including pre-order guides for Halo: Campaign Evolved and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves DLC. It also reports on Ubisoft Barcelona developer strikes over layoffs, a delay for the PlayStation FlexStrike Fight Stick, and the retirement of Dead Space creator Glen Schofield. Additionally, the article touches on non-gaming news regarding data centers and healthcare.
Dead Space creator and Call of Duty veteran Glen Schofield announces retirement: 'I had a front row seat to one of the greatest creative explosions in history'
Glen Schofield, the creator of Dead Space and The Callisto Protocol, has announced his retirement after 35 years in the video game industry. Schofield, who also worked on several Call of Duty titles, cited the challenges of securing funding for new projects in the current market. He expressed optimism for the future of game development despite industry difficulties.
Comings and Goings
Glen Schofield, the creator of Dead Space, has announced his retirement from the gaming industry. Meanwhile, trade union leaders have penned a letter urging Grand Theft Auto 6 developer Rockstar Games to recognize the IWGB Game Workers union.
Dead Space, The Callisto Protocol Director Retires From the Games Industry
Glen Schofield, the creator of Dead Space and The Callisto Protocol, has announced his retirement from game development after a 35-year career. Schofield, who previously worked at Imagineering, Crystal Dynamics, and EA Redwood Studios (Visceral Games), cited difficulties in securing funding for a new horror game project he was developing with his daughter as a factor in his decision.
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield is retiring: "Times are tough right now, but the future ahead is really, really…
Glen Schofield, the creator of Dead Space and director of multiple Call of Duty titles, has announced his retirement after 35 years in the gaming industry. Schofield expressed gratitude for his career, highlighting his work on Dead Space at EA and several Call of Duty games with Sledgehammer Games and Activision. He also acknowledged the current turbulent times in the industry, marked by layoffs and AI controversies, but expressed optimism for the future.
Dead Space creator Glen Schofield retires from game development
Veteran game developer Glen Schofield, known for creating Dead Space and working on multiple Call of Duty titles, has announced his retirement from day-to-day game development after a 35-year career. His last project was 2022's The Callisto Protocol, developed by Striking Distance Studios.
Dead Space Creator Glen Schofield Announces Retirement From Gaming Industry
Glen Schofield, the creator of the survival horror game Dead Space, has announced his retirement from the gaming industry. The announcement marks the end of a significant career for the acclaimed developer.
The Viture Beast XR Glasses Made Me Question Whether I Need A TV For Gaming
The Viture Beast XR glasses offer an impressive portable gaming solution with dual 1920x1200p Sony Micro-OLED displays and a 120Hz refresh rate, projecting a 174-inch virtual screen. While requiring an additional dock for consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, they provide a crisp, vibrant image and comfortable wear, though some chromatic aberration and warmth are present.
Evening Reading - July 3, 2026
This edition of Shacknews' Evening Reading covers various gaming news and features, including updates on LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, Dead Space, and upcoming download deals for PC and Nintendo platforms. The article also highlights Shackmaps, a collection of interactive video game maps, and features a segment on video game music with a focus on Bloodborne.
Weekend PC Download Deals for July 3: Steam Summer Sale continues
The Steam Summer Sale and other PC gaming storefronts are offering numerous deals on a wide variety of titles. This includes discounts on major releases, indie games, and bundles across platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Humble Bundle. Several retailers are participating, with prices and availability varying.
Dead Space and Mass Effect trilogy are less than £5 right now in huge sale
Several Electronic Arts titles are heavily discounted on Steam, with the Dead Space remake available for £4.99 and Mass Effect Legendary Edition for £3.99. Other notable deals include Star Wars: Squadrons, Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1, and Sonic Mania, all priced under £5.
I wish more video game publishers were like Capcom - Reader's Feature
This reader's feature argues that Capcom is currently a model publisher due to its focus on high-quality games, experimentation with new intellectual property, and avoidance of layoffs. The author contrasts Capcom's approach with companies like EA and Activision, highlighting the success of Capcom's Resident Evil remakes and their willingness to take risks on new titles.
ILL Is My Most Anticipated Game from the June 2026 State of Play — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
The survival horror game ILL, built in Unreal Engine 5, is set to release in 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game features intense body dismemberment and scarce ammo, reminiscent of The Thing. ILL is part of a resurgence in the survival horror genre, with other notable titles like Resident Evil and Silent Hill also seeing new releases or remakes.
Interview: Holostars Vtuber Goldbullet Discusses His Hollow-Heart Horror Series
HOLOSTARS VTuber Goldbullet discusses his new animated horror series, Hollow-Heart, inspired by survival horror games like Resident Evil and Danganronpa. The episodic series, set in an alternate universe, will feature HOLOSTARS EN members and is planned for a Halloween 2026 release. Goldbullet also shares insights into his creative process and aspirations for future animation projects.
Skräcken som vägrar svalna
This opinion piece questions the enduring popularity of horror games, with the author expressing personal bewilderment at why players willingly subject themselves to fear and stress in virtual worlds. Despite enjoying horror films, the interactive nature of games makes the author prefer to be a witness rather than a participant in terrifying scenarios.
Nintendo eShop Continues Its War Against Quality With This Dead Space And Gears Of War Knockoff
The Nintendo eShop is criticized for being oversaturated with low-quality games and clones, exemplified by the upcoming release 'Dead Gears: Space of War.' Despite Nintendo's efforts to curb shovelware, the marketplace remains infested with asset flips and misleading promotions, impacting the visibility of legitimate titles. This issue is not unique to the Switch, though other platforms like PlayStation and Steam have shown more initiative in policing their digital storefronts.
Nintendo eShop Continues Its War Against Quality With This Dead Space And Gears Of War Knockoff
The Nintendo eShop is criticized for being oversaturated with low-quality games and clones, exemplified by the upcoming 'Dead Gears: Space of War.' Despite Nintendo's efforts to curb shovelware, the marketplace remains flooded with asset flips and misleading promotions, a problem also present on other platforms like PlayStation and Steam, though Sony has recently taken steps to address it.
Directive 8020 Review – Lost in Trust
Directive 8020 marks a significant departure for The Dark Pictures Anthology, introducing real-time controls and a sci-fi survival horror theme inspired by games like Dead Space and The Last of Us. While the new mechanics and focus on trust and paranoia create an immersive atmosphere, the stealth sections are formulaic and the mimic concept is underutilized. The game is most accessible and forward-looking in the series, though it trades some of its distinctiveness for a more modern approach.
