Whether by looting enemies, opening lockers, or exploring the world, you'll find more than enough resources in-game to fully experience DS3 on any difficulty level. 'As a replacement for DS2's credits, resources are a key part of the Dead Space 3 experience, and their placement in the game has been well thought out by our game designers.

'Everybody will find at least one of these bots in the game (and there a couple hidden ones to pick up, too.) The Scavenger Bot is an autonomous robot that can harvest resources for you and deliver them to the Tool Construction bench,' Dead Space 3 executive producer Steve Papoutsis explained in a blog post addressing the various DLC packs. We contacted EA for more information about the add-ons (spotted on the US PlayStation Store this week) but the publisher was not able to provide UK pricing. And another for speeding up its loot collection ($4.99). There's a pack to upgrade your bots' capacity ($4.99 - about £3.15), and another for beefing up its personality ($4.99). And it's these little mechanical fellows that you can pay to upgrade. You also get them delivered to you via scavenger bots. In Dead Space 3 you can find weapon parts and resources scattered around the game's world.

Still, the DLC extras do tie into the same crafting system. These options are separate to the in-game micro-transactions that Eurogamer revealed last week, which allow you to sheets of real world cash on extra resources for the game's weapon-crafting system. The collector’s edition is exclusive to the Limited Run Games Store.Dead Space 3 will launch with nearly a dozen slices of DLC, designed to help players accrue in-game loot faster and kit out hero Isaac Clarke with new weapons and suits. These include three unique suits and two suit textures. The digital-only deluxe edition includes the game itself, plus five exclusive cosmetics. The standard edition just comes with the game itself, but that’s all you really need. Get it at Xbox Store (digital) - $69.99.

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