If, for whatever reason, you want to reset your progress through the upgrade tree, you can hit square/X to spend 5,000 credits and uninstall all the node upgrades for that weapon (you get the nodes back). Whenever you find a Bench, you can upgrade your weapons or your suit by installing any nodes you’ve found into that gear’s upgrade tree. Image: Visceral Games/Electronic Arts via Polygon How to reset upgrades in the Dead Space remake Resetting all upgrades at a Bench.

If you have already upgraded the Pulse Rifle a bit, you’ll also need at least 5,000 credits to reset the Pulse Rifle’s upgrades.

You’ll start turning a super small profit with just four nodes, but it will speed up the process a lot with each additional node you have to work with. These can be ones you haven’t installed yet, or you can steal them from other gear.

A minimum of four nodes and preferably seven nodes (and a max of 13) to put into the Pulse Rifle at a Bench.

You’ll find the Pulse Rifle when you reach the Flight Deck Tram Station in Hangar-Cargo-Tram Control during Chapter 1 “New Arrivals.” We’ll explain why this exploit only works with the Pulse Rifle below.

You’ll need to play a bit until you have: What you need before you can exploit the exploitįirst off, you can’t use this exploit from the beginning of the game. What follows is a Dead Space infinite ammo exploit guide that will walk you through everything you need to know about using the Pulse Rifle to get free ammo at a Bench - free ammo that you can sell to buy as much ammo and health, or as many upgrade nodes as you want. This exploit was explained by u/Mrthrowawaymcgee on Reddit. The Dead Space remake has only been out for a few days, but players have already figured out how to do exactly that. Sure, you can knock down the difficulty to get more damage per shot, or you could game the system with a cheat or a exploit. As we’ve said before, you’re going to spend most of the game low on health, running out of ammo, and just hoping to make it to the next save point before it all goes wrong.

The Dead Space remake really leans into scarcity and desperation.

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