What a surprise! Gone are the incessant interruptions of the shocking short "episodic" levels and their associated cut-scenes in favor of larger sequenced levels, giving the game a more complete feel, despite the repetitive nature of the level usage (passing through each level twice between characters). What a surprise! Gone are the incessant interruptions of the RE: Rev 2, takes everything that was wrong with RE: Rev, and fixes it. RE: Rev 2, takes everything that was wrong with RE: Rev, and fixes it. As a fan since Resident Evil's original release, I thoroughly enjoy this game and still go back to it from time to time. Finally, there are the many unlockables, filters and modes to try, like time attack. All the while giving higher challenges, player skills and weapons from the three previously mentioned titles. These feature settings from the main game, Resident Evil Revelations and practically all of the areas in RE6. The also applies to the stages that can be unlocked. Not only does the game give you the option to use characters from the title, there are almost all of the fan favorites included as unlockables. Which is a VAST improvement over the previous entry.
What brings the score of this game to a 9 for me, is the raid mode. Overall the main story is pretty balanced and improves where the last few titles were falling behind at. As for the monsters themselves, there is a decent variety and some real cheap ones. The final boss was no where as challenging as Revelations 1's final. As for the "bad guy", this one was kind of weak and was hoping for a potential revival for a certain major antagonist. The story is a big improvement over the Rev 1 and adds a more diverse setting for each episode. It still plays less like a survival horror game and still more action oriented. Combat is MUCH tighter than Resident Evil 6 and controls like RE 5 did. The partner system has been balanced out now, so that they are there as "help" and not as someone to make the game easier.
True Resident Evil fans will really enjoy this one! For starters, the campaign is nice step forward from the over-dramatic Revelations 1 and True Resident Evil fans will really enjoy this one! For starters, the campaign is nice step forward from the over-dramatic Revelations 1 and takes a step back into a much darker setting.
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