Instead, he and his team find themselves thwarted at every turn, not only by the necromorph outbreak but also by a mysterious sabotage operation and their own increasingly unstable mental states. Engineer Isaac Clarke boards the Ishimura hoping to repair it and track down his girlfriend, a doctor named Nicole Brennan. It coincides with a 20% discount on the remake, bringing the price down to £39.99, which ends on the same day.The Dead Space remake - like the original - sets this action on a mining spaceship called the USG Ishimura, which has gone unexpectedly silent after cracking open a planet in the depths of space. Regardless of how the feature might roll out in the future, the current Dead Space 90-minute free trial will remain available until Monday, 29th May. It seems likely this is all a bit of an experiment, with the Dead Space remake being high-profile enough to suit Valve's research needs. Valve hasn't yet discussed, or even acknowledged, the new 90-minute free trial - which is so far only available for EA's Dead Space remake - on its Steam blog, so it's unclear what its wider plans are for the feature right now. Presumably the feature is intended to fulfil a particular gap in Steam's marketing arsenal, providing a formalised way to trial the kinds of linear, longer-form titles such as Dead Space that wouldn't ordinarily be suited to the extended free weekends already available on Valve's store - and all without a publisher needing create a bespoke demo beforehand. There doesn't appear to be a progression cap on the trial, meaning players are free to continue as far as they can before their hour and a half expires.
Valve has quietly introduced 90-minute game trials to Steam, with the feature making its debut in conjunction with EA's Dead Space remake.Īccessible via the Dead Space remake's Steam page, the new 90-minute trial version requires players to first install the full game then hit the "play now" button to begin their free trial period, whereupon a timer will keep track of the minutes still remaining.
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