
RE Revelations 2 continues the series acclaimed essential survival horror experience, while uncovering startling truths.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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god i loeevea this agames
May be a pretty old game, but it still holds up, definitely. This itself has good artistic direction, an alright storyline, good setting and so forth. Raid mode is even more fun though, I tend to play that more than the actual story. Overall, 9.8/10
Pretty cool game. Even if the story/writing is a bit dumb sometimes. I would not recommend extra episodes though. They are special game modes that don't really resemble the main game.
Resident Evil Revelations 2 is not bad. Im not going to sit here and say that it's an amazing game or it was "ahead of it's time" or a "hidden gem", but it's a decent game with AAA quality. It's entertaining and creepy. Not so much scary, but it's a horror - themed action game. You get plenty of content and this version comes with all the DLCs for the included price. You get plenty of bang for your buck without feeling like you settled for a budget game. Most of the good aspects of Revelations 2 come from the frontend. For a game that's over 10 years old, it genuinely doesn't look like it. They did amazing work on the environment, the character models, and especially the loads of gore everywhere. The soundtrack itself also isn't bad, however, where the game stands out in audio is outside of the soundtrack. I'm talking about the eerie noises in the distance, the sound effects that make you question if something or someone is around the corner, and the high-quality voice acting. The majority of this game is fun enough. I guess I'd call it "high-mid". Something that's not mid but also not great. Some of these things are the story and the gameplay. The story isn't all that compelling. It does a good enough job at telling a story and not being super obvious as what's to come next, but it also doesn't compel you to want to know what's next. It's not like "What's the next chapter going to be like?" and more like "Okay, that's kinda cool, now what?" Gameplay isn't awful but also isn't the most exciting or intense action in the world, and keep in mind that this is an horror-themed action game, not a horror game. This implies that the main focus of the gameplay should be action. There is a quite a lot of action, but it's hardly ever risky feeling and you're never on the edge of your seat trying to progress in the game, except for maybe a couple of different points. This is all to say that the game could be better and isn't a thrilling masterpiece, however, it's not a bad time. There are better options out there for horror-themed action, but this is a game that you could spend an hour or two here and there every once in a while and you'll have a fine time doing so.
very good yers
I could say I love this game but I just wanna know what happen to Moira and did Barry meet up with her precious daughter? I'm a bit confused for this one hehe
TERRIBLE PORQUERIA
엔딩 분기점이 너무한거 아니냐고~
Definitely the best resident evil game from that era when resident evil games just sucked. It still has some of the typical crap from that time like a forced partner mechanic and quite a bit of just outright bs when it comes to enemies, but all-in-all its aight. The Struggle dlc can eat my ass tho.
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