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How the Kinesis Module Works in the Dead Space Remake

Wondering just how the kinesis module works in Dead Space Remake? Hop on this guide to find out where to get them and how to…

Cande MaldonadoBy Cande MaldonadoJanuary 28, 20233 Mins Read
How the Kinesis Module Works in the Dead Space Remake

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Wondering just how the kinesis module works in Dead Space Remake? Hop on this guide to find out where to get them and how to use them.

The words Dead Space and Kinesis pair beautifully. After all, Kinesis is one of the most valuable abilities in the Dead Space video game franchise.

Is Dead Space Remake the exception? Absolutely not. The Remake of the franchise’s first entry oozes familiarity but showcases enhanced features.

This ability has many uses but will not be unfamiliar to new players. Still, how exactly does the Kinesis Module work in Dead Space Remake?

You can pick up kinesis modules from NPCs as the story progresses, so don’t worry about missing out on them. If learning when and how to use them worries you, you’ve come to the right place.

How the Kinesis Module Worked in Dead Space

How the Kinesis Module Works in the Dead Space Remake

Dead Space has a special place in the genre of sci-fi horror games. The game has an exciting storyline that reminds one of the roller coasters. The elements of horror in the game are also awe-inspiring. The monsters, or necromorphs as they are also called, are pure horror. They are insidious and powerful.

The original game was fun, but the Remake offers even more gameplay features. So, how exactly does this kinesis module work in Dead Space Remake?

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How the Kinesis Module Works in the Dead Space Remake

Kinesis is an ability in Dead Space Remake that allows you to lift and move objects. It is similar to psychic abilities. However, Kinesis does not rely on magical aspects but is rooted in the scientific realm.

To use this ability, simply point the cursor at the object you want to lift and press the corresponding key – the F (PC), B (Xbox), or Circle (PS) button. The object will then fly towards you and hover in the air.

You can then move the object and press the Kinesis button again to drop the object.

But that’s not all. The Kinesis Module in Dead Space Remake also works to throw items at enemies to damage them. You can do this by pressing the Fire/Attack button on the PC (LMB), Xbox (RT), and PS (R1). This allows you to throw items at enemies.

Dead Space Remake is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and the EA app.

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