1998 Horror Game Gets Full Remake

Forever Entertainment and MegaPixel Studio have joined forces to bring back the iconic 1998 horror rail shooter, The House of the Dead 2, in a thrilling remake set to launch across all major platforms in Spring 2025. Originally captivating players in the late 90s with its unique gameplay that distinguished it from the Resident Evil series, The House of the Dead 2: Remake promises to deliver an updated experience to modern audiences with enhanced visuals, revamped audio, and a revitalized take on classic zombie arcade action.

First released in 1998 on Sega arcade cabinets, The House of the Dead 2 quickly became a beloved title in the FPS horror genre, known for its on-rails shooting mechanics and gruesome zombie encounters. While it has seen previous ports to consoles like the Sega Dreamcast, original Xbox, and Nintendo Wii, this upcoming remake aims to introduce significant enhancements to the beloved classic.

The official announcement trailer, released by MegaPixel Studio and Forever Entertainment, offers fans a glimpse into the modern updates that will transform The House of the Dead 2. Players will once again step into the shoes of a secret agent tasked with combating hordes of undead creatures to thwart a massive outbreak. The remake will feature overhauled graphics, remastered music, and new environments for players to navigate while battling zombies. Whether playing solo or in co-op mode, gamers can look forward to various gameplay options, including Classic Campaign, Boss Mode, branching levels, and multiple endings.

The House of the Dead 2: Remake Gets Announcement Trailer

The House of the Dead 2: Remake is slated to release on Nintendo Switch, PC via GOG and Steam, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, ensuring accessibility for both new and veteran players. With high-energy music, explosive gore, and combo counters, the game maintains its retro arcade essence while integrating modern visuals and an improved HUD. Fans can anticipate diving into the zombie-filled action when the remake launches in Spring 2025.

Recent years have seen a resurgence of classic horror video games, with remakes like Resident Evil and the Clock Tower remaster breathing new life into beloved titles. Enthusiasts of the zombie horror genre should keep an eye out for further updates on The House of the Dead 2: Remake and other exciting retro gaming revivals.