The physical edition of The House of the Dead 2: Remake is set to be released for Nintendo Switch this Halloween.
Microids and Forever Entertainment have announced the release of a limited physical edition of The House of the Dead 2: Remake for the Nintendo Switch, set to launch on 31st October, with pre-orders available now. This remake, created by MegaPixel Studio, introduces a new generation of gamers to the iconic zombies from the 1998 original.
In addition to a physical copy of the game, which comes with an attractive sleeve for your gaming collection, The House of the Dead 2: Remake limited edition includes three holographic cards to impress your friends.
The story of The House of the Dead 2: Remake takes place two years after the first game. It follows American AMS agents James Taylor and Gary Stewart, who are dispatched to Italy to investigate a zombie outbreak. They are joined by British agent Amy Crystal, and together they must battle through waves of zombies and other monstrous foes while rescuing any survivors they encounter.
The game features:
- A complete remake with enhanced visuals, audio, and gameplay modes.
- Players can navigate through the hordes, face new and tougher zombies, either solo or with a friend in co-op mode.
- Continuous, adrenaline-pumping action.
- Multiple paths to explore and various endings to achieve, depending on whether playing alone or cooperatively.
- Optimized controls for co-op mode, allowing the use of joysticks.
The physical edition of The House of the Dead 2: Remake will be available for the Switch on 31st October, and pre-orders are currently open.
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The physical edition of The House of the Dead 2: Remake is set to be released for Nintendo Switch this Halloween.
Microids and Forever Entertainment have revealed that they will be launching a limited physical edition of The House of the Dead 2: Remake for the Nintendo Switch on October 31st, and it is currently open for pre-order. This remake, created by MegaPixel Studio, will enable a new generation of gamers to experience the iconic zombies from the 1998 game.