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If I had to chose, I'd chose well written voiced>badly written voiced>player controlled silent>strictly silent protagonists. It all just depends on how well it's written. Like in TWD games, sometimes silence is a viable option. Rarely are they in situations where they are being talked to and you'd feel like they'd HAVE to say something. Gordon and Issac walk that fine line, at least IMO and I'm willing to discussing certain dialog that challenges it. Show off your love for the iconic RIG helmet with the Dead Space Helmet Pop Tee. Artyom completely fails this because he's chatty, descriptive and has tone in loading screens, but is quiet and blank in cutscenes or conversations with those around him, which ultimately got on my nerves in Exodus. The official Twitter account for DeadSpace - Available NOW ESRB. Granted, in DS1, there aren't many situations where he is talked to that you'd think he would respond other than moments with Nicole.

I didn't see, to the best of my memory, moments where the story hindered because of a lack of voice.Īnd that's where characters like Artyom and even Issac (to a lesser extent) in DS1 fail. I can totally imagine him being a man of few, possibly no words. It's possible though I think it's just more conveyed that Gordon is a man of action, similar to the Doom Slayer.