EA Motive is reportedly targetting a late 2022 release date for the Dead Space remake

. Developers implied we would still be waiting a while, but assuming and getting confirmation that the game won't release until at least more than a year from now are two different things.

According to a new Venture Beat report, EA Motive intends to release the Dead Space remake in late 2022 if all goes according to plan. This caveat suggests that EA Motive isn't closing the door on a potential delay, which is probably why the studio hasn't officially announced the release window yet.

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a monkey wrench in the plans of many video game development studios. With the threat of more COVID-19 variants coming, it's safe to say that EA Motive intends to keep its options open.

The same report claims that Electronic Arts plans on revealing more about the upcoming Dead Space remake before 2021 ends. This is welcome news for those who are looking forward to the remake of one of the best horror games ever.

Speaking of, did you know that a former Visceral Games developer is working on the Dead Space remake as a consultant? Also, Eric Baptizat of Assassin's Creed fame has signed on to direct the Dead Space remake.

In addition to this, EA revealed that the upcoming next-gen title won't have loading screens and microtransactions. Finally, EA confirmed that the reboot will feature never before seen content intended for the original game, but that was cut because of the technical limitations and/or time constraints.

TLDR; the Dead Space remake won't be here for a while, but it appears that the game is going to be worth the wait.