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These are impressive at first, but become a little tiring after a while and just straight up annoying a little while later, as these mini-cut-scenes just seem to break the flow of combat. There's the occasional 'kill move' which concentrates on a finishing move. This is unfortunately about as technical as the game mechanics gets: Run to large room, button mash your way to brutally kill spawning bad guys, run down corridor to next room, rinse, repeat.

Splatterhouse jennifer scene how to#

As the game progresses, you unlock more brutal combos to help you destroy everything in your way, the needing to remember how to pull these moves off isn't really vital as the basic attack moves will do, so it's just a matter of leveling up your skills and hitting those buttons as quickly as possible. The game plays like your usual God Of War-esq brawler, but it's very much dumbed down here - you run from area to area and button mash to destroy everything in the room.

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Rick glances up and for some reason hears an old mystical mask talking to him, convincing to put the mask on, giving you the gift of life with the strength to get your girl back, plus a few little tasks for the mask along the way. It then cuts to you groggily waking up to find you dying in a pool of your own blood with most of your insides on the outside. It's to the point of ridiculousness and sometimes it's hard to tell what you should and shouldn't be paying attention to.īehind all the over-the-top blood and guts, there actually is a pretty good storyline - to make a long story short and spoiler-free you play the ultra-geeky Rick Taylor who takes his insanely hot girlfriend Jennifer to see Dr West, for reasons that aren't really explained at the start. While I'm all for blood and gore, there's almost too much blood here. Leveling up your skills requires blood, the keys to opening different levels requires blood. There's torse ripping, limb removals (which then can allow you to use lost limbs as weapons), and some pretty disgusting looking bad guys to smash along the way. This game is insanely gory, more than earning it's MA15+ rating. That's kinda gross - why would you paint your house with blood? I can't image that'd get too hygienic. There's so many gallons of blood you could fill a dozen olympic sized swimming pools and still have enough left over to paint your house. Let me tell you, they certainly didn't lie. Now here we are, 20 years later, a new Splatterhouse game, that still seems to be promoting it with the same marketing angle of just how gory and bloody this game is. Despite the crappy late-80s quality arcade graphics, the game was still scary as hell to play. I remember playing the original Splatterhouse back in 1988 and even then, the big attraction was how gory the game was. For those that don't know, this is a reboot, or a 're-imagining', or 're-we-cannot-be-bothered-coming-up-with-a-new-IP-so-here-is-a-lazy-remake' or any other phrase you want to use.