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Sega Assaults Mobile Platforms With House of the Dead: The Lost Reels
Sega's House of the Dead has always been a cult favorite for its over-the-top zombie slaying action. Now, you'll be able to play it on your phone or mobile device.
House of the Dead: The Lost Reels, features three "remixed" worlds from House of the Dead: Overkill cast (Papa's Palace of Pain, Ballistic Trauma, and Naked Terror) and reunites the game's stars Isaac Washington, Agent G, Varla Guns, and Sandi Stryper.
In addition to these three story-mode worlds, you can also tackle an endless Survival Mode, which pits you against waves of zombies. The game's controls have been tailored to touch-screen interfaces, and features accelerometer control as well as a virtual control pad.
Finally, you'll be able to purchase upgrades to your arsenal as well as unlock combo extenders and other skills with the in-game currency.
House of the Dead: The Lost Reels is available now for $4.99 on both iOS and Android.
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