This mansion as the title may reveal, is quite haunted indeed. That gameplay balance has mostly been reversed with action now being heavily empathized and platforming kept to a minimum. Just from these observations alone, it is obvious that this is a much different approach to things from the mostly platforming focused first title. There is no need to preserve ammo, though you will definitely want to take the time to completely reload whenever possible. Simply not moving will cause Dave to start automatically reloading his shotgun from an infinite pool of ammo.
These are the shots you have left in the chamber before you have to reload. At the top left of the screen, you will see that you have eight bullets. Not just any gun, but a shotgun which can now be aimed diagonally to nail enemies both above and below you. Primarily that Dave is no longer a child and now comes equipped with a gun by default.
Starting off, we will notice quite a few differences from the first game. Pedigree aside, let’s find out if this is still a title worth playing on its own right, shall we? It is a very interesting part of the game industries past and I’d highly recommend reading up on this article if you have any interest in the subject.
The first title was created by John Romero, so while the developer technically changed, it still has the same talent behind it, alongside the rest of the now legendary ID team.
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Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion is the second game in the series and marks both the first & last time that the recently formed ID Software has a part in this franchise.
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