Unfortunately for the player (not to mention Rick as well), even though the form can be accessed like this during key points in the game, the Beserker Form cannot be activated or deactivated whenever the player chooses so during regular gameplay. It's also shown that Rick grows to an even larger size in his Beserker Form in comparison to his, "normal," form in the game. All of Ricks attacks deal massive amounts of damage to, allowing Rick to almost effortlessly overpower most of the enemies present in the game weaker enemies die in one hit, while stronger enemies (enemies who have health bars) will have their energy quickly depleted with only a few small hits. While in Beserker Mode, the entire world is seen through Mask Eye, and Rick has access to all of his current powers as well as all of his upgraded powers and can utilize them to their full extent.
The Mask can also create portals when enough blood has been spilled by the host. For one, should he be injured at the time, Rick will instantly regain all of his health and will even reconstitute any dismembered limbs he has lost when entering this form also growing bone-like blades from his body and allowing the Mask's spirit to take over temporarily. In the remake, Rick gains many new advantages whenever he enters his Beserker form. The Necro Meter must have at least three blocks filled in order for the player to use this ability. Also, Rick cannot use the ability until the end of the Poltergeist boss in Phase Two: The Doll that Bled. After that, the player has to earn the Beserker Rick power and the other abilities of the Terror Mask on their own. The player is given access to all the Mask's powers to give the player a large amount of blood to use later on in the game. Whenever he transforms into his Berserker Form, Rick's appearance becomes much less of a man, and more of a monster. Also, the Terror Mask's abilities are all fueled by the bloodshed of the various creatures in the game. However, the ability is referred as, "Berserker Rick," in Splatterhouse (2010). The Mutant Rick power returns in the remake of the series, Splatterhouse 2010, as a power that Rick can unlock. In Splatterhouse 3, in order for Rick to both gain and remain in this form, he must go around and collect a certain amount of Eldritch Orbs in order to charge the "Power bar," and must continue to do so in order to transform into Mutant Rick. Acting as a new ability in the game, Mutant Rick is capable of grabbing and throwing enemies, performing a body slam, an uppercut, or using the chestburster move.
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