EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
This is originally a 1998 game developed and published by Capcom for the Playstation, Windows, N64, Dreamcast and GameCube and in 2019 Capcom released an HD version, and today, well... Good luck finding another zombie, horror game.
Larger picture, this was my first time playing a Resident Evil game (previous played RE1, 5 & 7) insert RE2 to me this is a game with potential that keeps you on a short leash in today's open world renascence. There's a lot of time backtracking, you'll have to revisit locations and spending time on how important saving ammo is. Macho gamers who play COD will be in for a change. The game needed to cut time collecting parts for two hours.
The police station (where you start and almost die at every corner is way better than the mansion in RE1 and allows you to play more fast paced), and the Umbrella corp. labs are considered winners in horror game circles, and overall the locations themselves don't bother me, backtracking does but makes up with thriller zombie boss battles which put survival on full display, those battles are classic horror.
The worst part of Resident Evil 2 is the story, and it's plot thinking about it too much will give you a headache, Leon is the main character and is on a path of destruction so he can escape the city after everyone has turned into Zombies. It's that simple and complicated. You can collect notes (expect reading paragraphs) and you solve traditional puzzles to advance.
I like the confidence Leon shows and you get a rush whenever he gets attack by zombies, he feels like a real horror character but doesn't possess to much charm or uniqueness.
Leon is ready to kill.
RE2 Remake is no question a top horror game of all time, but I would say hardcore fans have overrated it.
Leon is cool, discovering Umbrella is amazing and I have a feeling RE4-6 will receive remakes.
Larger picture, this was my first time playing a Resident Evil game (previous played RE1, 5 & 7) insert RE2 to me this is a game with potential that keeps you on a short leash in today's open world renascence. There's a lot of time backtracking, you'll have to revisit locations and spending time on how important saving ammo is. Macho gamers who play COD will be in for a change. The game needed to cut time collecting parts for two hours.
The police station (where you start and almost die at every corner is way better than the mansion in RE1 and allows you to play more fast paced), and the Umbrella corp. labs are considered winners in horror game circles, and overall the locations themselves don't bother me, backtracking does but makes up with thriller zombie boss battles which put survival on full display, those battles are classic horror.
The worst part of Resident Evil 2 is the story, and it's plot thinking about it too much will give you a headache, Leon is the main character and is on a path of destruction so he can escape the city after everyone has turned into Zombies. It's that simple and complicated. You can collect notes (expect reading paragraphs) and you solve traditional puzzles to advance.
I like the confidence Leon shows and you get a rush whenever he gets attack by zombies, he feels like a real horror character but doesn't possess to much charm or uniqueness.
Leon is ready to kill.
RE2 Remake is no question a top horror game of all time, but I would say hardcore fans have overrated it.
Leon is cool, discovering Umbrella is amazing and I have a feeling RE4-6 will receive remakes.