Resident Evil Revelations

剧情战役的扫描仪太拖节奏了，突击模式很肝，整体中规中矩。

MY OPINIONS FOR THIS ONE ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE. FIRST OF ALL, BEAUTIFUL GAME. YADAYADA LOVE MOST OF THE BOSSFIGHTS, VERY SCARY, SOME ARE FUN TO LEARN. I LOVE HOW ITS AN ACTUAL MAP UNLIKE RESIDENT POOPY 5. LOVE THE ACTION, HORROR, BUT HATTEEEEE THE COMEDY. GRINDR AND NAPPA ARE THE MOST ANNOYING CHARACTERS IN THIS GAME. SO, SO, SO DUMB. ALSO JILL IS SUCHHHHH A BLANK CHARACTER HERE. SO ARE MOST OF THE CHARACTERS THAT ARENT VILLLIANS. ALSO WHY DID OBRIAN HAVE SUCH A RESPECTFUL ENDING? WASNT HE CORRUPT? LITERALLY GOT THE TWO COMEDIEC RELIEF CHARACTERS BOMBED JUST TO AURA FARM. HE GETS HIS OLD PAL ARRESTED AND THEN WALKS OUT LIKE A G?

Fun but very silly spin off RE title. To get it to run you need a mod if you want to set it to 4K called RVrevHook Resolution Fix. And disable VRR/G-Sync because it doesn't run with that enabled.

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7分平作

A long time ago, I booted up "Resident Evil Revelations" on my old XBOX 360, but I just couldn't get into it. I never made it past the first mission and ended up putting it aside. Years later, after experiencing many other "Resident Evil" titles, I found myself wondering what the "Revelations" games were actually all about. I'm glad I finally came back to it. One thing that became obvious pretty quickly is that the game wasn't really designed with keyboard and mouse in mind. It feels much more comfortable on a controller, and some of the gameplay mechanics definitely show their age. Something as basic as movement can feel restrictive at times, and overall the gameplay could benefit from modernization. That said, what really kept me invested was the story. I liked how the game introduced a new generation of T-Virus based mutations that focused on aquatic creatures and underwater horrors. It felt fresh and different compared to the more familiar zombie outbreaks seen throughout much of the series. The setting, enemies, and mystery surrounding the ship gave the game its own identity rather than feeling like another standard "Resident Evil" scenario. One of the biggest highlights for me was seeing Jill and Chris working together again. They're two of the franchise's most iconic characters, and following them through the chaos aboard the triple "Titanic" was a lot of fun. I also ended up enjoying several of the side characters, especially Parker. He stayed true to his principles and did everything he could to stop the outbreak, making him one of the most memorable additions to the cast. I also appreciated how the game expanded the lore by showing more about the origins of the BSAA and the rise of global anti-bioterrorism efforts. It adds important context to future games and helps connect different parts of the "Resident Evil" universe together. The ending was another strong point. It left me genuinely curious about what would happen next, while also reminding me that, in one way or another, so many events in this series eventually lead back to one man: Albert Wesker. The guy always seems to be lurking somewhere in the background, chasing the next virus, conspiracy, or world-ending plan - and somehow making everyone else's problems look small by comparison. Overall, I had a great time with "Resident Evil Revelations". While the gameplay could definitely use some modernization, the story, characters, and lore were strong enough to keep me engaged from start to finish. This is another "Resident Evil" title that I believe deserves a proper remake someday. With updated gameplay, improved pacing, and modern presentation, it could become an even better experience while preserving everything that made the original memorable.