Dread seems to focus specifically on Samus' relationship with the titular Metroids and the X-parasite. Sakamoto promises that things won't be as confusing as they seem in Metroid Dread, explaining that new players will be brought up to speed quickly thanks to the game's prologue. Samus survives, but her body has been dramatically altered, once by the Metroids and again by the X parasite. Using help from the computer, Samus sends the base on a collision course with SR388, destroying both the X parasite and the Metroids once and for all. She also finds that the base's computer is actually the uploaded consciousness of Samus' dead mentor, Adam Malkovich. Samus travels through the facility, discovering that the Galactic Federation intended on replicating Metroids, the life-sucking alien lifeform that Samus exterminated. On the BSL, Samus discovers that the X parasite has overrun the station and that a variant parasite, known as SA-X, is mimicking her appearance. The infected pieces of Samus' power suit are then sent to the Biologic Space Laboratories for analysis, but when an explosion rocks the BSL, Samus is sent to investigate. Upon recovery, Samus discovers that some of her power suits were too integrated with her body to remove during surgery, dramatically altering her appearance. Luckily, the Galactic Federation can manufacture a vaccine from the cells taken from the infant Metroid that Samus adopted on Zebes. In that game, Samus is sent down to the planet SR388, a planet explored in Metroid: Samus Returns, and is attacked by a parasite known as X, which infects her central nervous system, nearly killing her. Metroid Dread is the latest point in the Metroid storyline and is a direct sequel to Metroid Fusion. Metroid Dread Battle (Image credit: Nintendo)
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