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High damage weapons (such as a Shotgun) can be extremely effective.

Even using high-accuracy such as the Javelin Gun could prove to be a difficult shot against the brute-like beasts.

Stasis proves to be an effective tool when fighting them, as it allows Isaac to fire his weapon into the Necromorph at the right moment for optimum results.

Their only attack is to attempt to surround the player and then inflict damage by exploding, similar to a Crawler. They make shrill high pitched screams similar to their adult counterparts. They take the place of the brute's ranged attacks in Dead Space 1 & 2. These are usually filled with enhanced Feeders that have been eating at their insides to make themselves stronger.

It has a stomach, eyes, and Nests inside of it.

One notable characteristic of this Necromorph is the eerie, high-pitched whistling sound it produces while attacking this sound is derived from the resonating chambers known to be possessed by its alien host.Īlong with the smaller Necromorph variants, the oldest and biggest of the natives were reformed into various Hive Mind forms, similar to the one encountered on Aegis VII, capable of redirecting the Marker signal and posing as mobile command centers enhancing the lesser Necromorphs' intelligence.Īmong the surviving specimens is the one that the Sovereign Colonies research teams would name the Nexus. The Necromorph will burst out the Crawlers if the player gets too close but they can also burst them out if they are far away, possibly to cause chaos and distract the players while the Alien Necromorphs begin charging towards the player. These Necromorphs have three main attacks: charging towards the players, giving a powerful punch if the player gets too close and being able to burst out Crawlers made from the extinct alien hosts. They replace Brutes and Tripods from Dead Space and are first encountered on Isaac's descent to the underground city in Chapter 16. Their skin is mottled and rotten, and the digits on the arms have rotted down to the bone, producing scythe-like claws. The torso of the creatures has been split open to allow the ejection of Crawlers at prey. A Necromorph variant of the mysterious alien species once native to Tau Volantis, these menacing, strong beasts stand around 7 to 8 feet tall (a little over 2 meters tall) and are very similar to Brutes in overall size, appearance and behavior and are possibly the Brute variants made from the extinct natives.