The necromorphs aren't the only threat that you face, however, as a group of individuals are trying to stop Gabe from reuniting with his wife. In this spin-off pack to the actual game, you play as Gabe Weller, a character from the Wii-released Dead Space: Extraction, as he looks to find his young wife Lexine, who also happens to be pregnant with a child. Why would that be, you may ask? Well, let's take a look. It isn't bad by any means, but it doesn't quite impress. This is, by far, the most disappointing DLC I have yet to purchase. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Overall I was left with a positive impression but feel that non-hardcore fans may want to wait until the price is discounted at some point. I do feel that $7 is about $2 too much for this particular DLC although I know most DS fans are willing to pay it. I completed the game in about 2.5 hrs - it goes by very quickly with constant battling all throughout.

The voice acting and graphics were top notch as we've come to expect with the DS series.

I played through on normal difficulty and must say that it is a bit more challenging than the main game which I was OK with. I was glad to see the twitcher return as he is one of the more startling necros.

Don't expect many new features with this DLC - it is more of the same goodness as found in the main game which is not a bad thing. The story follows Gabe Weller's adventure on the Sprawl as he tries to reunite with his wife while fighting off the many necromorphs that The story follows Gabe Weller's adventure on the Sprawl as he tries to reunite with his wife while fighting off the many necromorphs that block his path.

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