Testseek.co.uk have collected 26 expert reviews of the The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut.
October 2011
(74%)
26 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
This is one time where our grading system fails me, as this game is anything but decent, but the score is right. Like Manhunt before it, there’s really no reason for this game to exist outside of someone’s dark imagination. A competently executed game...
Abstract: If you missed it the first time around, here’s the gist: Special agent G (a staple of the series) and veteran cop Washington (a man that isn’t afraid to turn away from cursing) are hot on the trail of a zombie infestation, spearheaded by a mad scient...
Abstract: House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut marks the 5th game in SEGA's long running light gun shooter series, and is a port of the Wii version of the game, spruced up with HD graphics, a couple of additional levels, redone menus, and a new character. It...
Abstract: The lightgun shooter genre has, let's be honest, stagnated a little. The glory days of Virtua Cop and Time Crisis seemed gone for good, leaving us with half-decent Wii/PlayStation Move games. What we didn't see coming in 2009 was Headstrong and SEGA's ...
Abstract: The House of the Dead: Overkill is one of my favorite Wii games. Not because it's of the quality of its gameplay or its narrative depth, but because it's one of the most gloriously stupid productions ever committed to disc. From its record-breaking p...
Abstract: It's been over two years ago since Overkill managed to surprise many of us by taking the longstanding House of the Dead series and giving it a fresh coat of paint. I can't tell you how many hundreds upon hundreds of quarters I sank into those House of ...
House of the Dead: Overkill -- Extended Cut is one of the best reasons to own a PlayStation Move in months, but that's more a reflection of the weak Move lineup than the game being anything other than a solid light-gun shooter. I liked playing though t...
Abstract: BANNED! That was the word that the Office of Film and Literature Classification department of Australia used on this former Nintendo Wii game. Thankfully SEGA fought to over tune their classification and the game has finally been released in Australia ...
Abstract: The term "grindhouse" comes from back in the 1970's, when your local theatre would play double features of various movies that featured bizarre subject matter and were typically of dubious quality. More recently, in homage to the long-dead 70's movemen...
