They are generally sturdier than other Necromorphs and require more effort to take down and avoid. Special Necromorphs are less common than Normal Necromorphs, typically found in unique encounters inside the Ishimura. Alternativley you can use the Force Gun's Primary and Alternate fire respectfully to peel off its skin, making it easier to dismember. How to Beat: Dismember its legs to slow it down, then remove its arms to finish it off. How to Beat: Shoot its head first to disable it from spitting then proceed to remove the rest of its limb until dead. How to Beat: Same strategy as the standard leaper. How to Beat: Passive necromorph, can be killed by any damaging means. How to Beat: Cast stasis on the ground, then dismember its limbs. How to Beat: Cast stasis on the group, then use explosive cannisters or flamethrower. May take more shots than standard Slasher. May take more shots than standard Lurker. How to Beat: Cast stasis and dismember all limbs. Kill the Guardian to stop Pods from spawning.

How to Beat: Shoot its tentacle to incapacitate it. How to Beat: Dismember two or three tentacles sprouting from its back. Dismember arms and tail while they are in stasis. How to Beat: Cast stasis to slow them down.

How to Beat: Cast stasis then shoot or use melee until dead. How to Beat: Cast stasis to slow pod spawns, then dismember all tentacles from the stomach. How to Beat: Shoot the sac on its left arm to make it explode. Shoot the head creeper first followed by the rest. How to Beat: Shoot all limbs including the head, then cast stasis as it divides. However, they are dangerous in large numbers, and their enhanced versions can easily take out careless players in a few hits. They are generally easy to take down by dismembering their limbs or tentacles and using explosives. Normal Necromorphs are the most frequent type of foes you will encounter throughout the game. All Dead Space Remake Necromorphs Normal Necromorphs

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