Resident Evil 3

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Resident Evil 3 gets poopied on way more than it deserves. I get why fans of the original have their issues with it, and a lot of those criticisms are fair, but if you judge the game for what it is instead of what it could've been, it's a really fun action horror game. The pacing is great, the environments are cool, and it keeps things moving without overstaying its welcome. It loses me a bit with how tanky some enemies can feel for a more action-focused game, though part of that is probably because I was pretty hit and miss with Jill's perfect dodge. Carlos' punch mechanic was fun to use as well. The biggest surprise for me was the cast. Jill is a great protagonist and a really refreshing female lead; she feels capable, strong, and down to earth. Carlos is great as well, and the cast in general has a strong presence they're all just good characters. Is it as good as RE2 & RE4 Remake? NO. Is it anywhere near as bad as some people make it out to be? Nah. 8.4/10

You did a fine job Carlos

Resident Evil 3 Remake se passa durante os mesmos acontecimentos de Resident Evil 2, mas agora coloca o jogador no controle de Jill Valentine, uma das protagonistas mais marcantes da franquia. Em meio ao caos causado pelo surto zumbi em Raccoon City, Jill precisa lutar para sobreviver enquanto é perseguida incessantemente por Nemesis, uma das criaturas mais icônicas da série. Resident Evil 3 Remake aproveita praticamente a mesma base de gameplay estabelecida pelo excelente Resident Evil 2 Remake. O sistema de combate, movimentação, exploração e gerenciamento de recursos continua muito bem construído. Além disso, algumas novidades tornam a experiência ainda mais dinâmica, como o esquiva rápida de Jill e o golpe físico de Carlos. Particularmente, gostei dessas mecânicas e considero a gameplay até mais agradável do que a apresentada em Resident Evil 2 Remake. A história também consegue manter o jogador envolvido até o final. Jill é uma protagonista carismática, Nemesis funciona muito bem como ameaça e a situação de Raccoon City cria uma atmosfera constante de tensão. Entretanto, o início da campanha é bastante acelerado, dando a impressão de que diversos acontecimentos importantes estão sendo apresentados de maneira apressada. O maior problema do jogo, porém, está justamente em seu conteúdo. Mesmo sem ter concluído o Resident Evil 3 original de PlayStation 1, é perceptível que uma quantidade considerável de elementos foi removida ou modificada. Locais, acontecimentos e momentos importantes presentes no original foram cortados, fazendo com que o remake pareça uma experiência muito mais enxuta do que poderia ter sido. A duração também acaba sendo um ponto negativo. A campanha é consideravelmente curta e, quando comparada ao potencial que a história de Resident Evil 3 possui, fica a sensação de que o jogo poderia ter sido muito mais completo. O problema não está necessariamente na qualidade do conteúdo presente, mas na quantidade de conteúdo que acabou ficando de fora. Nota: 7/10 Resident Evil 3 Remake é um bom jogo e apresenta uma gameplay excelente, mantendo a qualidade estabelecida por Resident Evil 2 Remake e adicionando mecânicas que tornam os combates ainda mais divertidos. A história é envolvente, Jill e Nemesis continuam sendo grandes destaques e a atmosfera de Raccoon City funciona muito bem. Porém, sua campanha curta e a quantidade de conteúdo removido prejudicam bastante a experiência. É um título que recomendo principalmente para quem gosta de Resident Evil e procura uma experiência de ação e sobrevivência semelhante à de Resident Evil 2 Remake. Entretanto, é importante iniciar o jogo sabendo que ele está longe de representar todo o potencial do terceiro título original. Para quem conhece a versão de PlayStation 1, as ausências provavelmente serão ainda mais perceptíveis. No fim, Resident Evil 3 Remake é uma experiência divertida e competente, mas que deixa a constante sensação de que poderia ter sido muito mais.

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There are some really amazing aspects to this game that build upon the foundation laid by the RE2 remake - However it doesn't quite feel like a full game. Despite that I still recommend RE fans and casuals to experience the game. After having played my first Resident Evil game just before starting 3, I was expecting a bit more of a fully fledged out experience. Instead what Resident Evil 3 Remake offers is much more akin to a DLC or expansion of RE2R. The runtime is quite short - I completed the game in its entirety on hardcore my first time through in 3 ~ hours. It also doesn't add much to the knowledge that I had already gained in RE2R. We learn a few bits and pieces of lore that give more information regarding Umbrella and some neat BTS stuff regarding [spoiler]Marvin.[/spoiler] It was all just sort of...disappointing? Maybe it is just because I had just finished 2's remake the night before but 3 felt like it was leaving something on the table. So I did some research and it turns out that Capcom cut quite a bit out of the remake compared to what was in the original. I knew they had done that a little bit in 2's but from what I understand it wasn't quite as drastic as what they cut in 3's remake. Whole scenarios were taken out, multiple endings, live selection just to name a few. Which to me is quite disappointing as I feel a remake should be ADDING to the game that fans love and know rather than TAKING, at least to the extent that RE3R does it. It was also just much less scary and more just action? Along with the overabundance of action, I found that the [spoiler]Nemesis was NOT an enjoyable enemy to fight/interact/involve myself with and actually felt like he detracted from my ability to explore and take in the beautiful and unique art direction the game took. [/spoiler] Which was quite unfortunate because one of my favorite parts of 2's remake was Mr.X and his slow stalking that you can hear from rooms apart. It allowed for exploration and story building while also providing a constant dread. Your heart would race when you heard his steps, your hand shaking as you quickly try to spam click open a door that won't budge, That isn't to say that all is bad about this game! While I don't enjoy Jill and Carlos as much as I like Claire and Leon, that doesn't mean they are bad characters. In fact I think they portrayed their emotions a bit better at times. You can really [i][b]feel it[/b][/i] in the way they speak and their actions. They are well written and well acted. I also thoroughly enjoyed the actual "gameplay" that the game offers as well. The shooting in this game feels absolutely phenomenal, the new guns they introduced felt great and powerful. On hardcore the default pistol is beyond horrible and so the game adding to my arsenal quickly was welcome. You can really feel the power progression[spoiler](Unfortunately I felt that the pacing that this was accomplished was done a little too fast. But this is supposed to be the positive part :p)[/spoiler] They had some quality of life changes to the looting in the game as well; Automatically stacking items into your inventory instead of having to go in and combine them was a game changer. All in all I think that RE3R is a fantastic game on its own and really had some bright spots compared to RE2R. However as a follow up game to 2's remake it feels like it missed its mark. It is hard for me not to think about what the reasoning was in cutting so much content, especially since the content was in the original. I would still recommend anyone who wants to play the game to play it as it is definitely not a bland experience and you will get that Resident Evil kick - but just go in with moderate expectations. Time to start RE4R :)

Fun and fast paced time killer. Don't expect any significant depth, this is a bit like sitting through a couple of quality B movies.

Talking about this game is much more complex than it seems at first glance. If we judge it by its original launch price, it is simply not recommendable at all due to its brief length. However, with the current deep discounts that slash its price by ninety percent, the perspective changes entirely and it becomes an experience that is absolutely worth your time. Rather than a slow survival horror, this remake plays out like a blockbuster action movie, filled with a few narrative blunders but completely packed with high-octane entertainment. One of the most satisfying elements of this title is how beautifully it interconnects with the events of the previous game. The streets of Raccoon City are filled with environmental references that reward your memory as a player, triggering comfortable moments where everything clicks and you understand exactly why certain things were structured the way they were when you played through the second entry. This environmental storytelling provides a great layer of cohesion to the outbreak. The short duration of the campaign remains a controversial point among fans, but it can actually be viewed as a major positive depending on your lifestyle. For someone with a busy agenda and a massive backlog of titles waiting to be played, not every experience needs to drag on for more than forty hours. This game respects your time and delivers a tight, focused adventure that fits perfectly into a limited gaming routine without adding unnecessary padding. Regarding the gameplay, the mechanical framework is incredibly smooth and responsive. Playing on normal difficulty might feel a bit too easy during the exploration segments, but the boss fights are perfect and highly memorable, especially the final encounter. The core loop retains the classic essence of running, solving puzzles, and managing resources, but it introduces a high reward mechanic with Jill's ability to roll and dodge attacks, which highly incentives a more action oriented playstyle. The campaign shifts brilliantly during a specific section where you take control of Carlos, completely changing the pacing of the game into something reminiscent of a frantic tower defense mode. On top of that, the narrative shines through its character dynamics, focusing on Jill's trauma and the fantastic relationship she forges with Carlos. He is easily the standout character of the entire script, being a genuinely funny and charismatic dude who carries the weight of the scenes. The story also pays great attention to how the virus is actively destroying the city and how different government forces are reacting to the crisis, creating a great sense of tension that sets the stage perfectly for what is to come next in the franchise. In conclusion, this remake is a weird product that might not be exactly what the purists were expecting back then. It is different, fast, and flawed, but at its current discounted price, it transforms into an absolute ought to buy that is incredibly fun to play.