In fact, even the stages felt a little less tense.

I definitely felt like the bosses of the previous games were more involved and tougher than most of these. The bosses in The House of the Dead III, the four that there are, are pretty boring to fight, save for The Wheel of Fate and The Sun. The House of the Dead IIIdoesn’t have much to truly boast about. One of the game’s better bosses, The Sun, a giant mutated plant with enough attack scenarios varied enough times to keep repeated fights interesting. You still get the same elevator dialog between stages and opening cutscenes featuring Dr. It would’ve been cool if the stage order determined your ending or at least mattered in some way, but it doesn’t.

What’s new however is the ability to actually choose which of the three middle stages you want to complete in whatever order. The camera moves you forward a bit, stops and turns to some scenario with a couple zombies, you kill the zombies, camera moves forward a little move, rinse and repeat. Luckily that flying fucker Zeal was killed off in The House of the Dead II so he’s not around to be obnoxious.īut now for the actually important part the gameplay! The House of the Dead III doesn’t change much up from the earlier titles you can still expect the same choreography typical of most rail shooters. Then there’s G, Thomas Rogan’s partner in the first game, once again back in the player two role for the majority of the game. If you cared to know, The House of the Dead IIIstars Lisa Rogan, the daughter of the first game’s protagonist Thomas Rogan (who you play in the Intro), who is devoid of a personality but still has the majority of the game’s lines. You can choose which of the three middle stages to do in whatever order, with the difficulty going about left to right.

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