THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD: Remake

No me abre en mi pc en la legión go S no me sirve no arranca el juego cono le hago para que funcione ayuda 😢

This is gonna be one of those situations where you could say that this could be a "mixed" game and it isn't necessarily because it's a bad remake, I actually think it does a pretty good job at doing so, but it's because at a full MSRP of $25 the game can be beaten in about 30 minutes or less and offers almost no replayability for most. An evil scientist Dr. Curien has created an undead army of "creatures" and now it is up to AMS Thomas Rogan and/or Agent G to go into his mansion in an attempt to thwart his evil plan to take over the world and save anybody else stuck there. Gameplay itself is an on-rails fps, not really much to say other than that it felt very smooth to shoot everything and it doesn't deviate from the original's pattern. Being able to go down different routes based on not being able to save a scientist or opening up a trapdoor etc is a really good touch (giving props more to the original.) You either like these kind of games or don't. The dialogue is a 1for1 recreation, nothing is changed at all which is both very cool and hilarious as you'll go to grab a card that says in all caps "SECURITY" for Rogan to go "This must be the security card!" Oh no s**t Sherlock, you solved the case. I don't know if it was due to laziness or to just keep the same aura of the original in this regard, I'm not complaining, I'm more of just stating. The soundtrack is pretty good here. It is different compared to the original and that might be a pro or a con within itself as on one hand it's refreshing, on the other it's not the same soundtrack people know. Both soundtracks are a bop for different reasons so it's gonna be a preferential kind of deal, but there is a mod on Nexus if you wanted to just purge the remake's and replace it with the arcade's. Visuals are a mixed bag because I think they did a really good job translating all of the models of the characters, they added things to the environments to make the world feel lived in, but they also went the route of getting rid of vibrancy to make everything gloomier, which would make sense for this tone of game, but they also kind of blend a lot of things together. Oh yeah, what's up with the awful Unity splash screen? I saw this and immediately thought negatively especially when it softlocked my game. If we're talking about glitches or performance issues, this and 1 other crash was the only thing I experienced. Would I recommend this? For $25, NAH NAH, but when you can get it on a sale like this at $2.49 I would say YEAH. It's one of those game that you would see in the bargain bin at Walmart or Gamestop back in the day, not quite there for you to give it the full asking price, but when there's a deal you might be able to swing it.