This game was one of the games I have and still have till this day for the TG16. It was a great game but when I was younger I would never play it by my self. The music was to erie and weird and there were creepy levels in the game , spirts in the house messing with the chairs, pictures chandieliers. Monsters practicaly every where just creepy and ominous. Till this day when I play the game... I still get these weird feelings about it. When you get used to the gameplay it becomes fairly easy. The levels in the game are short so when you master and beat the game it will feel like it needed to be longer. BUT many will not feel this way because the game kind of drowns you in making it feel long and scary and tiring. Play by your self at night time with the music up just right( no one around) you'll see what talkin about. Through out the scary &weird things that occur in the game it is very fun and amusing. You slash through many enemies and bosses. If you love violence in games this is one for you.
Before the Mortal Kombats and Grand Theft Autos of today shocked us with gore and violence old-school gamers would argue that Splatterhouse blazed the trail. Released in 1988 for the arcade and later ported (and ported w... Read Full Review
By sonicboom713 | Review Date: Jan 10, 2008 | TG16
For some reason, throughout the short lifespan of the TurboGrafx-16, "Splatterhouse" was often considered one of the best games on the system. However, while it's arguably one of the bloodiest games released during it's ... Read Full Review
