
RE Revelations 2 continues the series acclaimed essential survival horror experience, while uncovering startling truths.
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Що можу сказати? Дуже хороша частина як на мене. Але їй би ремастер чи ремейк. Якось для мене вона виглядає старіше ніж 1 частина. А так гра прикольна як сюжетно, так і геймплейно також. Дуже добре зроблена оця взаємодія між всіма персонажами і локи теж добре побудовані. Та і парочка DLC еж вважаю хорошими і тими, які добре доповнюють основну історію. Та і горору тут вистачає, ну принаймні мені було не раз лячно і доводилось економити ресурси теж не раз. Тож тут рекомендую, але навряд для всіх, тому що тут більше горору ніж в першій частині як на мене і немає зайвих екшонових вставок як в тій таки першій частині.
The fact that you have to buy the episodes as separate DLCs already tells me a lot about this game. It's clunky, janky, and buggy. The story and voice acting are cringe to the max, and I could barely stop my eyes from rolling. This is one of the worst Resident Evil games I've played. Even Revelations 1 was better. Combat is frustrating too. Enemies are bullet sponges, and they can also insta-kill you. You think 50 bullets and 20 shotgun shells will last a while, but you'll be empty after just a few enemies. They sometimes spawn wherever you are, and the AI sidekick is dumb enough to get killed more often than not. Sometimes you even have to play as the sidekick and do all the work while the main character dies. They do occasionally shoot and help, but rarely enough to matter. Because of that, you constantly have to switch characters, and when the game bugs out, they get stuck and stop moving entirely. Then you have to restart the whole scene and hope your last save was not too far back. Autosaves are badly placed, so you can easily end up in a terrible state. There is also no pause when the inventory is open, which means you can get killed while trying to combine or craft items. The minimap is not helpful, and the game is full of weird design choices like blue footprints on the floor to show you where to go, as if the game thinks you are incapable of basic navigation. It is like yellow paint, but more insulting. There are also lag spikes when entering new areas and annoying fade-to-black transition. The little girl sidekick also keeps losing her brick weapon when changing areas or climbing stairs, which is annoying. There are so many bricks lying around that it makes no sense if there are no enemies around. Visually, everything looks the same. The areas are bleak, boring, and ugly - the kind of environments I have not seen since the early 2000s. The box-unlocking minigame is more annoying than fun, and the gem collection system for upgrades feels like bad design. Those gems do not even fit the game's world or atmosphere. The last episode is too expensive for how short it is, and the story left me confused rather than interested. I am not interested in playing the extra DLC episodes either. I hate this game.
Of course I recommend this game, it's Revelations afterall, Capcom please bring back Claire and Barry
This was a solid game, the puzzles were sometimes actual puzzles, the moment to moment gameplay was solid too. It's not a great game, but it's good. Story felt incredibly short but stretched over like 9 hours of gameplay, the pacing was ♥♥♥♥, and easily could've been a far shorter game. I still don't like the whole "use other character to find items" ♥♥♥♥, first game did that but instead of another character it was a tool, it's just annoying and doesn't really serve a purpose. 6/10
As someone who hates abandoning games halfway through, I simply couldn't force myself to finish this game. This game is basically A MEDIOCRE REPLICA OF TLOU. If you remove Resident Evil from the title and took iconic protagonists such as Claire and Barry out of the story, all you'd be left is a cheap TLOU fan game made with free assets! Capcom tried to make up for the mistakes they made with RE6, but they only failed miserably with this one. At least RE6 was fun despite not being a horror & survival horror game. Yet RER2 isn't entertaining at all! How did they manage to make the sequel to the first Revelations game (which was a great game overall) this boring? First of all, I want to criticise the characters. I'm so disappointed with Claire in this game. She feels out of her character! For example, Claire, who saved Sherry from Raccoon City and literally became her surrogate mom, suddenly doesn't know how to communicate with a scared little girl in this game! But as disappointing as Claire is, she isn't the worst-written character in the game: IT IS MOIRA! She's nothing more than a generic edgy teen with daddy issues (YEAH, SHE HATES BARRY, WE GET IT!). There is nothing particularly interesting about her, and she's just being annoying in general! Okay, I understand what Capcom was trying to do with her character but they ended up creating one of the most generic, irritating, and the dull character in the whole series! I was so excited to see Barry (I have no negative comments regarding his character in this game), but once again, I was disappointed by his gameplay. We are basically replaying the same areas we already played as Claire! I know this is the narrative style of the game, first Claire's story then Barry's, but the game becomes even more dull because you're playing through the same maps over and over again! I won't comment much on Natalia to avoid spoilers. I just wonder how Capcom will bring her back in future titles. I guess I should mention Alex Wesker too. She was not a mediocre character overall, wasn't poorly written either. Yet it is obvious that she's mainly an attempt to continue Wesker's legacy (Capcom is clearly regretting killing him in RE5). If her name was Alex *something else*, nothing would change storywise. But despite her forced connection to Albert Wesker, I liked her role in the story and the Kafka references. Mechanically, again, it is a poor copy of TLOU. Especially, the two-character system is unnecessary. There is no reason to play as Moira or Natalia unless you're trying to open those crates! Moira is so useless, the only things she does are holding a flaslight and carrying a crowbar! Natalia is not much different, she only has inhumane senses and the ability to throw bricks! Nothing would really change if they were unplayable NPCs! I won't waste my time further by criticising this game. The game is far from being a classic Resident Evil title, and has almost nothing to do with the series except the story. This game is clearly developed to make use of TLOU's popularity, but failed due to being mediocre. I don't know, if you are a die-hard TLOU fan, you may enjoy it. But for me, it was a complete waste of time & money, and probably my least favourite RE game.
最后一章有bug,娜塔莉亚死活扫描不了,换30帧也不行
É um bom jogo para jogar com duas pessoas localmente, é bem mais equilibrado o coop do que no resident evil 5 e 6,tem uma pegada mais pé no chão, Você precisa saber gerenciar bem seus itens e ter uma boa sinergia com seu duo ,não é um jogo que vai te impactar mas é um otimo passa tempo. E pelo preço de promoção que já vai o jogo completo, vale a pena da uma chance. Nota 7,7/10
Resident Evil Revelations 2 is another game that stayed with me for a long time. I still enjoy playing it even now. I really liked how the game balanced action and survival horror. The atmosphere was good, the characters were memorable, and playing through the story always felt fun. It may not be the biggest Resident Evil game, but it had its own charm that made me keep coming back. Raid Mode was honestly one of my favorite parts. I spent a lot of time in it, leveling up characters, trying different setups, and just having fun. It added so much replay value and made the game feel bigger than just the main story. I really wish Capcom would make Resident Evil Revelations 3 someday. A game with Rebecca as the main character would be amazing. Maybe nostalgia is involved again, but I still enjoy coming back to this game after all these years. 9/10
4/10. Juego meh, ni muy divertido ni muy aburrido (le quito un punto extra por la optimización). Recomendaciones: Ve a los parámetros de lanzamiento y escribe -dx9, además de limitar el juego a 60 FPS; eso me ayudó a evitar crasheos y mejorar un poco la estabilidad. Sobre la optimización: Es una porquería. Al inicio va horrible, con tirones y bajadas de FPS. Revisé las métricas y el procesador siempre se sube a un 97% al empezar, cuando lo normal, en mi caso, es que vaya al 10%. Honestamente, con la IA no tenía ningún problema, pero en los capítulos 3 y 4 decidía que era buena idea abrazar al boomer de L4D2 o comerse un golpe del martillo de Pyramid Head. Muchas partes son fáciles. También arruinan la experiencia algunos bugs. El que más me jodió fue en el capítulo 4, en la pelea contra Alex Wesker: el skip no te dejaba moverte, te tenías que comer toda la cinemática y, si te mataba, tenías que verla toda otra vez. Dicho esto, recomiendo jugarlo siempre y cuando superes por mucho los requisitos recomendados.
Avis Steam (2,5/5) J'ai préféré largement le premier Resident Evil Revelations. Cet épisode n'est pas catastrophique, mais je l'ai trouvé moins marquant et moins intéressant. L'histoire ne m'a pas vraiment accroché et le gameplay m'a semblé plus orienté action que survie. Le plus frustrant pour moi, c'est que la fin laisse des éléments qui auraient pu être développés dans une suite, mais comme il n'y a jamais eu de Resident Evil Revelations 3, j'ai l'impression que tout ça n'avait pas vraiment d'intérêt. Note : 2,5/5. Un jeu correct, mais loin du niveau du premier selon moi.
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