Seed of the Dead is a zombie-themed action shooter game that has gained immense popularity recently. With its intriguing storyline gorgeous anime-style graphics fun gameplay, and sexy scenes, it’s easy to see why so many players are hooked!
As a new player, it can feel overwhelming trying to learn everything you need to know to survive and thrive in the game. That’s where this guide comes in – I’m going to walk you through all the key information you need to become a seasoned Seed of the Dead master
Getting Started
When you first boot up Seed of the Dead you’ll need to choose your difficulty level. There are 4 options
- Easy
- Normal
- Hard
- Very Hard
I’d recommend starting on Normal difficulty if you’re new. It provides a decent challenge without being punishing. You can always ramp up the difficulty later once you get the hang of things.
You’ll also need to choose between playing the Normal version or the R18 adult version. The R18 version contains sexual content and is only available if you apply an adult patch.
Once you’re in the game, you’ll be introduced to the basic controls and gameplay mechanics through some tutorial missions. Pay close attention here, as it teaches you crucial skills like shooting, reloading, recovering your heroines, using skills and items, etc.
Gameplay Basics
The core gameplay loop involves clearing stages by killing zombies and completing objectives. Each stage is divided into “acts”, usually with a mini-boss at the end.
You directly control the male protagonist, who can shoot and attack enemies. The heroines fight alongside you automatically, but you need to monitor their health and “recover” them when they get hit.
Managing your heroines is key – keep them alive and deal extra damage by recovering them properly. Build intimacy with them to unlock powerful skills.
Conserve ammo and health items, don’t get swarmed, and utilize your skills and explosives wisely. Check the map frequently so you don’t get lost or surrounded.
Heroines
There are 5 main heroines who will fight by your side:
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Hikari – The athletic leader of the team. Focused on melee attacks.
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Aya – The medic of the group.Uses ranged healing abilities.
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Kirara – A shy but brilliant scientist. Specializes in explosives.
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Ichika – An otaku gamer girl. Can inflict various status effects.
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Einomaru – An idol with a passion for singing and dancing. Expert pistol user.
Get to know each heroine’s playstyle and abilities. Cover their weaknesses and complement their strengths with your loadout and skills.
Build intimacy by giving gifts and watching cutscenes to unlock special skills and new costumes. Having greater intimacy can also open up threesome intimate scenes!
Progression and Unlocks
As you play through the acts, you’ll earn points to spend on:
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Skills – Permanent upgrades like increased damage or new abilities.
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Facilities – Expand and upgrade safehouses to enable crafting, mini-games, and intimate scenes.
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Shop Inventory – New weapons, items, and gifts will unlock at the in-game shops.
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Costumes – Unique outfits for each girl, providing stat bonuses and eye candy.
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Achievements – Optional challenges that reward points for bragging rights.
Go for expanding facilities early on so you can craft ammo, heal items, and gifts. Prioritize damage and utility skills before working on prestige upgrades.
The R18 scenes and gifts will drain your wallet fast, so save them as treats once you’re comfortable with normal progression.
Combat Tips
Here are some tips to help you tear through the zombie hordes:
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Headshots are king. Go for headshots whenever possible to quickly thin enemy ranks.
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Kite enemies and don’t let yourself get surrounded. Keep moving and use doorways or obstacles to your advantage.
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Conserve ammo by using melee attacks and explosives on weak enemies.
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Heal intelligently – let your heroines regain some HP passively before using medkits to top them off.
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Recover frequently – don’t wait until your girls are nearly dead. Time your recovery taps to interrupt powerful enemy attacks.
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Use your skills – skills like homing shots, molotovs, and time dilation can be game-changers.
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Upgrade weapon capacity to prolong your time between ammo runs. More bullets = more fun.
Intimacy Events
As you improve intimacy with each heroine, you’ll unlock cutscenes and lewd comedy scenes. Pay attention as some events provide useful item rewards or gifts you can use on the girls.
Higher intimacy also unlocks threesomes with the heroines. To see all the R18 content, you’ll need to max out intimacy with your favorite girls.
Check the intimacy rewards section of the guide to plan out which scenes you want to see and gifts you should save for each heroine.
Secret Items and Collectibles
While the main story acts are straightforward, you’ll want to replay levels to find special outfits and items tucked away off the main path:
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Hidden weapon crates – Stronger weapons or unlimited ammo guns.
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Costume pieces – Bunny suits, armor, and lingerie await you.
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Crafting ingredients – Special materials to make permanent accessories or bondage gear.
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Gifts – Useful for building intimacy and unlocking scenes.
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Achievement items – Reward items for completing certain challenges.
Many secret stashes require solving puzzles, platforming challenges, or replaying altered mission versions to access them.
Check mission select settings for things like “costume hunting” mode or shortcuts to streamline farming.
Mods and Customization
The Seed of the Dead community has produced some amazing mods that let you customize your experience:
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R18 Patches – Unlock the full adult content.
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Costume Mods – Player-created costume and skin mods to spice up the visuals.
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Gameplay Mods – Options like increased difficulty, enemy randomizers, unlimited ammo, etc.
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Quality of Life Mods – Interface tweaks, bug fixes, control changes.
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Full Conversion Mods – Total overhaul mods that transform the game significantly.
Be sure to get mods from trusted sources, back up your save files, and read the installation instructions carefully. But overall mods can take the game to the next level.
Phew, that covers the major things you need to know starting out in Seed of the Dead. With this guide you have all the info you need to go from helpless newbie to seasoned zombie hunter.
Good luck out there survivor. Keep your wits about you, aim for the head, and don’t let the darkness overwhelm you. The heroines are counting on you…and so is the entire human race.
DLC Additional Zombies
- Shooter It looks like a special Z. alien that attacks by throwing bodily fluids from a long distance without moving, but its weak point is that it has no mouth and its pink glowing eyes. The area excluding the eyes is very hard, so it can be removed quickly if you accurately hit the weak point. A heroine hit by bodily fluids will be tied to the ground by the fluids, so she must attack the fluids to free her. It boasts the longest range among special zombies, but it is one of the enemies that increases the difficulty of the DLC because it does not appear in small numbers and is always located in locations such as hills or roofs that are difficult to attack. This is why you must bring Ichika with you in the DLC stages if you have the Brawler skill equipped.
- Bomber Z, wearing chemical, biological and radiological protective clothing, is a self-destructing zombie. It runs toward an ally and explodes after roaring when it reaches a certain distance. However, if you kill it, it explodes blue after about 3 seconds and causes damage to the surrounding area, but does no damage to allies and only deals damage to Z. An enemy that will benefit you if you dont approach it.
- Spider DLC added enemy. A spider-shaped enemy with a green glowing belly. It is secretly tough, but moves quickly, making it difficult to hit, but not too troublesome. However, it uses a grab attack that grabs the heroine with a spider web and drags her, so you need to be careful about this part. However, even though it has a grab pattern, it only gives kill points at the level of a small enemy. In Act 13, small spiders emerge from the eggs that Echo lays, so they are presumed to be Echos babies. Fortunately, the spider that appears in Act 13 is a newborn, so its health is very low, so it is easy to kill.
6. main stage
- NTR event item – Smartphone (Hikari 1st): If you look at the wall immediately after entering the sewer, it is placed on top of a pipe. – Magazine (Einomarus first): Its on the tree in the alley on the left before the checkpoint.
- NTR event item – Dog collar (ouch, the last one): Its on the supermarket shelf. As a side note, after seeing Ayas last NTR event, a collar (necklace) has been added to all heroines body customization. – Dried fruit (Kirara’s first): Located on the wall display at the supermarket.
- NTR event item – Red powder (ouch, the first one): Located in the middle corner of the parking lot. Its literally stuck in a corner, so use detection skills. – Fighting game strategy book (Ichikas first): Located in a store near the station entrance. – Idol goods (Einomarus second): Just like Ichika, its in a store near the station entrance.
- NTR event item – Small bottle (Hikaris second): It is in the traces of the group of survivors on the school ceiling.
- NTR event item – Blue Powder (Ouch Second): Inside the second warehouse building that stores oil cans. – Rope (Kiraras last): Located near the crane on the beach. As a side note, after seeing Kiraras last NTR event, an eye mask has been added to all heroines body customization.
- NTR Event – Contract (Hikaris last): Located in an office inside the bank building. As a side note, after watching Hikaris last NTR event, tattoos are added to the body customization of all heroines.
- NTR event item – Gold Piece (Kiraras second): Its in a cupboard right before heading to the basement of the mansion. -Controller (last Ichika): In the attic of the mansion. As a side note, after seeing the last NTR event of Ichika, the notes are added to all heroins body customization. – Classic album (Einomarus last): Its on a box in the attic of the mansion.
- Hidden costume (lingerie) About mid to late in the zombie wave that takes place in the prison. [30] Suddenly, a drone carrying a gift box spawns and flies across the battlefield, emitting a loud electronic melody. You can obtain it by destroying it. The drone can be destroyed with a few shotgun shots, but it is easy to miss because it appears in the midst of a huge influx of zombies, including Tin Tan. Since the gift box drone does not appear in the Steam censored version, you must additionally install the R-18 patch and proceed with the stage with the option turned on.
- NTR event item – Laptop (Ichikas second): Located in a lab right after starting.
- hidden costume The institute varies every time the route after the intermediate checkpoint is played, and you can acquire another costume depending on the route. You have to try it several times, but once you can start with the intermediate checkpoint, or if you proceed to the boss, you can expect the point, so if you want to unlock the DLC element quickly, it is recommended to do it in hard mode. If the costume is the purpose, you can quickly push it to Easy. 1) Reverse Barney: It can be obtained if it proceeds in the center. If you operate the three colors hidden in the lobby and laboratory area just before the departure point and intermediate supply point, you will open a passage with a reverse vani outfit picture, which has a costume. The switch changes for each play, so you need to look closely. The most annoying new place 2) Combat Suit: You can get it if you proceed in the right direction. If you look closely at the area where cars are scattered in places like the factory area, there will be a box with a picture of battle armor, and you can get the costume by jumping to that location and stepping on the pipes. It requires a bit of jumping and rubbing, so be careful because if you fall in the middle, you will have to climb up again from the beginning. 3) Bikini Armor: You can get it if you proceed to the left. If you pass through a cave-like place and proceed toward the underground hallway, you will see a box with a picture of Bikini Armor. If you climb up this box, the costume is hidden on the railing next to the ceiling vent. It is easy to obtain by pressing the action key while jumping.
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FAQ
How long does it take to beat the seed of the dead?
| Single-Player | Polled | Average |
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| Main Story | 6 | 2h 41m |
| Completionist | 2 | 3h 15m |
| All PlayStyles | 8 | 2h 49m |
What are the requirements for seed of the dead sweet home?
System Requirements
Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD processor, 3.0 GHz or faster. Memory: 8 GB RAM. Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon RX 580 or higher.
How many games are there in the House of the Dead?
There are six House of the Dead games originating in a first-person light gun rail shooter format. The main series all have common traits including special agents pairing up to take on hordes of biologically engineered undead (referred to as ‘creatures’ in the wider series and as ‘mutants’ in Overkill).
How do you heal in seed of the dead sweet home?
unlike the first game where you could heal unlimited, in this game you have to have medkits to heal. you will find them throughout the level and it will always reset to zero when starting a new level. the default amount that you can carry on you is 3 and you can increase this through your skills tree.