Resident Evil Revelations

[h1]RE Revelations - A Claustrophobic Cruise Worth Taking[/h1] [b]Ah, the Queen Zenobia. A derelict luxury cruise ship drifting aimlessly, completely infested with nautical nightmare fuel. Released originally for the Nintendo 3DS back in 2012, Resident Evil Revelations bridges the gap between the action-heavy Resident Evil 4 and the boulder-punching spectacle of Resident Evil 5. Bringing back series veterans Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield to investigate a bioterrorist threat, this entry aimed to steer the franchise back to its slower, more atmospheric roots. And for the most part, it absolutely succeeds. After all, what do you know, it’s a Resident Evil game, and it delivers exactly the kind of B-movie charm and genuine tension we love. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3724972465 [h1]The Perfect Survival Horror Niche[/h1] [b]The setting is easily the game’s greatest triumph. Trading sprawling mansions and dusty villages for the tight, waterlogged corridors of a ghost ship was a stroke of genius. The environment feels incredibly claustrophobic, forcing you into close-quarters panic with the "Ooze", the game's delightfully gross, mutating aquatic enemies. The lighting, the creeping shadows, and the highly stylized character designs make the whole experience visually striking. In fact, the aesthetic of the monsters and the cast is so distinct and well-crafted that it practically begs to be immortalized in a digital fan art portfolio. It’s a brilliant, haunting niche that perfectly captures the isolation of classic survival horror.[/b] [h1]Battling the Controls (And Not Just the Monsters)[/h1] [b]However, we have to address the elephant in the room: this game was built for a handheld console from 2012, and it shows. While the high-definition textures make it look surprisingly good on a modern PC or a handheld like the Steam Deck, the control scheme never quite shakes its 3DS origins. Aiming and maneuvering can feel stiff and unnatural, almost as if you're trying to steer a shopping cart with a faulty wheel while a mutated sea-blob tries to eat your face. It takes a solid chunk of playtime to get familiar with the mechanics, and even then, they never feel as buttery smooth as a modern third-person shooter should.[/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3726691501 [h1]The 'Raid Mode' Contradiction[/h1] [b]Then there is "Raid Mode." Let’s be completely honest: Resident Evil games do not need arcade-style, point-chasing multiplayer modes bolted onto them. While traversing a story campaign in co-op can be an absolute blast, the cooperative campaigns of Resident Evil 5 and 6 were absolute peak experiences in that regard, tacking on an isolated, repetitive multiplayer mode feels completely unnecessary. Instead of enriching the narrative, Raid Mode just feels like a transparent attempt to artificially stretch the game's lifespan. It is a distraction from what the game actually does best: terrifying you in single-player.[/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3723982250 [h1]Pros:[/h1] [list] [*][u]Incredible Setting[/u]: The Queen Zenobia is a masterful location. It is eerie, intricate, and perfectly suited for classic survival horror. [*][u]Aesthetic and Design[/u]: The stylized character models and grotesque enemy designs are memorable and deeply inspiring from a visual standpoint. [*][u]The Vibe[/u]: Despite its age, the core experience is pure, unadulterated Resident Evil goodness, balancing campy dialogue with genuine scares. [/list] [h1]Cons:[/h1] [list] [*][u]Handheld Hangover[/u]: The controls are clunky and clearly trapped in the limitations of the 3DS hardware they were originally designed for. [*][u]Raid Mode[/u]: A superfluous multiplayer addition that feels like padding rather than a meaningful extension of the game. [*][u]Episodic Pacing[/u]: The story is chopped up into "TV-style" episodes with recap sequences, which can occasionally disrupt the immersion during long play sessions. [/list] [h1]Verdict[/h1] [b]Resident Evil Revelations is a fantastic, tightly-focused survival horror experience wrapped in an awkward control scheme. If you can look past the mechanical growing pains of its 3DS roots and ignore the completely unnecessary Raid Mode, the core campaign is a gem. It is a moody, terrifying, and deeply satisfying cruise through bioterrorism that reminds us why Jill and Chris are the undisputed royalty of the franchise. Grab your sea legs, pack plenty of green herbs, and prepare for a brilliant, if slightly clunky, voyage.[/b]

Revelations ended up being one of my favorite Resident Evil titles. I went in expecting to mostly tolerate its age, but instead found myself absorbed by how well everything holds up. There's something about the setting—an abandoned tanker cut off in the middle of violent ocean storms—that isn't just atmospheric in a surface sense; it feels genuinely isolating and creepy in a way that lingers. The art direction does a lot of the heavy lifting here. Lighting, cramped industrial spaces, and the overall sense of environmental decay across the ship was all handled with real cohesion, and I also loved the dynamic environmental moments—flooding sections, blocked routes, fires cutting off progression—small touches that made the space feel less static and more reactive as the story progressed. The only real reminder of its age was the lack of native 4K support on Steam, which I had to fix with a mod before starting my playthrough, but even that felt more like a technical footnote than a genuine flaw in the experience. At around nine hours to complete the story, it also left before it had a chance to overstay its welcome, which I always appreciate; if you enjoy RE games, do not skip on this one!

吉儿的身材真棒啊紧身衣完美勾勒出翘臀~我要是开头boss那个把吉儿迷晕后早就把她给草了

Really interesting game, a couple parts of it were a slog to get past but I enjoyed the majority of it. The setting was super cozy to me and the soundtrack is great. Story was alright, and the episodic nature of it all was kind of fun to come back to and managed to keep me wanting to find out more and see it through to the end. For being originally designed for the 3DS(?) I think it certainly has a sort or RE-lite feel, but still holds up quite well despite that imo. Very solid RE title for my own tastes, and I now look forward to checking out what Revelations 2 has in store later on for sure!

hikayeyi tam olarak anlamadım ama zaten hep T-virüs'ün yan kardeşleri çıkıyor, nasıl bir şeyse sürekli evrim falan geçiriyor. Bu oyunda da tekrar Jill ve Chris görmek muhteşemdi, bayılıyorum ya bu ikiliye. Sadece O'brian'a söyleyecek lafım yok ama Raymond'un ikiyüzlü olması rahatsız etti bide meymenetsiz Jessicaya çalışıyor, Jessica'nın da nasıl bir insan olduğunu anlıyorsunuz direkt tipine bakmanız yeterli. Chris ile beraber gemiye gelirken giydiği şey yüzünden gözüm kapalı oynamak istedim, hava fırtınalı hani denize bir düşse o bacak soğuktan donar, tek bacak kalırdı herhalde. Kontrollere ve oyuna gelirsek eski bir yapıma göre gayet güzel, Jill daha fazla görmek isterim

Really good story, wasn't expecting a spy thriller, this game is a nice change up.

“Noice!” Rating: 6/10

El spin-off definitivo. Es interesante cómo en un mismo año lanzaron tres entregas de esta franquicia y lo más curioso de todo es que irónicamente es mejor que aquel "what if" que fue el "Operation Raccoon City" o el mismísimo "Resident Evil 6". No hubo nada innovador en cuanto a jugabilidad o trama, pero el simple hecho de traer de vuelta como prota a Jill Valentine, lo hace más que suficiente. Esto es simple. La gracia de los Resident Evil es que a final de cuentas todos se parecen o tienen algo en común y para ellos siempre es el "main" de cada historia, en este caso me refiero al Queen Zenobia, es como si fuese una Mansion Spencer en ciertas partes. Por eso a muchos les recuerda un poco aquella temática. La tercera persona en hombro ya se había apoderado por completo de los juegos y obvio ésta no iba a ser la excepción. La jugabilidad pese a ser un juego en su momento algo exclusivo de la 3Ds, no envejeció del todo mal... aunque esto de siempre querer cambiar los inventarios nunca me cayó del todo bien y más cuando habían descubierto algo más cómodo que a la gran mayoría les gustaba como en Resident Evil 4. Una cosa súper importante a destacar es su "Modo Asalto", porque es la cereza del pastel... literalmente. Es lo que hace que éste juego sea único y más divertido. Un modo cooperativo que incluye cada escenario de la historia con tres niveles distintos y hasta uno en especial que solo podrás superar estando en un nivel superior al 40. Estuve meses jugando con mi pareja para poder lograr llegar al nivel 50. Fue tardado pero fueron muchas horas de diversión, risas y hasta enojo. La primera vez que lo jugué fue en 2013 con mi viejita Xbox 360 y 13 años después sigo acá disfrutando de esta memorable entrega que logró traer nuevamente el survival horror de un modo más "actual" (para la época) luego de haber perdido ese toque con las anteriores. Me llevo este hermoso recuerdo y quién dice que en unos meses o años vuelva jugarlo. Súper recomendado.

I kinda liked Revelations 2 but LOVED the raid mode of it. Unfortunately Revelations 1 didnt age that well. Gunplay is very off and feels like you re using a peashooter. The backtracking doesnt help either. I'm not even mentioning FOV fixing with mods etc. Didn't finish the game Why play this if there are much better games out there?