The Typing of the Dead 2 (2007)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Comedy, Horror, Educational, Survival
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative, Multiplayer
Story:The Typing of the Dead 2, the sequel game to The Typing of the Dead, is an arcade game (ported to Microsoft Windows). It was released in arcades in 2007. This version was a revision of The House of the Dead III, and has only been released in Japan and only for PC as of 2008. While the latter is a standard light gun shooter, Typing replaces the gun with the keyboard. The game is an educational game, as it requires players to enhance their typing skills to be successful. The plot centers around the elimination of the zombie threat after society has collapsed.Show more
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Memories of Typing of the Dead 2 (2007)
TOTD 2, based on House of the Dead III, took the original idea into a darker, more intense direction. It had more serious graphics, shotgun gameplay, and longer word chains. The enemies were tougher, the pacing more intense, and the environments gloomier. The absurdity was still there, but it was wrapped in a sleeker, slightly more mature aesthetic.
I remember playing this in computer labs and LAN cafés, challenging friends to see who could survive the furthest while typing things like “corporate sabotage” or “arcane rituals” at full speed. It felt like an evolution of the first game—faster, deeper, but still fun and strange.
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