The 3D illusion show, designed by award winning experience designer Bob Rogers and the design team BRC Imagination Arts, involved Doyle as a charming wizard character who explained that manufacturing was like magic that could transform base materials into modern miracles. In 1984, coinciding with the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, he performed in a special effects holographic show entitled 'Wizard of Change,' at the California Science Center, for the General Motors hosted exhibit 'Wheels of Change,' which following the Los Angeles Olympics was transferred to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Also, instead of actually wielding the weapons he finds, the mutated version of Rick simply flings them at enemies, dealing a fair bit more damage than swinging the weapons as normal Rick would have.ĭoyle has also acted in non-traditional films for the museum field. In this state, Rick is significantly stronger and can execute a special attack that involves pieces of his flesh extending from his chest area and acting as a weapon, injuring any monster in the vicinity of their reach. Once the bar is filled by at least one orb, the player can transform Rick into a hulking and more monstrous version of himself with the Terror Mask being seemingly fused to his head. New to Splatterhouse is the Power Meter, which can be filled by collecting Eldritch Orbs found throughout levels and occasionally are dropped by defeated enemies. By running out of time, for example, Jennifer will be killed in the second level. Although this does not affect gameplay, running out of time results in changes in the plot, creating four possible endings. Each level must be cleared in a certain amount of time. Instead of the side-scrolling action of the previous games, Splatterhouse 3 features non-linear exploration throughout several different rooms, forcing Rick to often backtrack as he tries to find the exit.
The game features six levels, many taking place in the mansion.
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