Resident Evil Revelations 2

I don't like this game as much as the first Revelations, but that doesn't mean it'd bad. The CO-OP mode has made its way to the main campaign; which is cool because out of the four playable characters only two can attack while the other two stun. The fact that you switch between different characters for different time periods I found entertaining. The SAW theme screams Silent Hill to me and there are elements of survival horror here and there. The challenge mode this time around is exactly that. New characters, new weapons, new equipment, new areas to fight. The only downside to this game is fact that Capcom is greedy and dished this game out in little chapter chunks so if you're interested in getting this game then make sure to BUY ALL DLC because that's the rest of the campaign. Think of the TellTale Walking Dead Game.

I bring my sexy boy toy jay with me and he points and tells me the monsters are cumming

It's always good to get to play more as Claire, it was nice playing as Barry too. Story is solid.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 was fine. Claire & Barry stories were fine. All four episodes are longer than Resident Evil Revelations 1. Kinda sucks that you need to buy all episodes to beat the game. What's the point of having episodes as the DLC's? Why not make the full game as full episodes and extra episodes? This story was set between the events of Resident Evil 5 And Resident Evil 6. The graphics look great. The gameplay system was great. The Raid Mode was great and it was fun to play co-op with friends. Sadly, no one play Raid Mode anymore. The good thing is that banger music is back from Resident Evil 6, but it is a remix. Little Miss And The Struggle stories were fine. It's good to know what happened to them before and after. This game was the most underrated Resident Evil Spin-Off Series. 7/10

its rlly scary peeking corners

I love Resident Evil Revelations 2 due to claire and barry being main protagonists I strongly recommend for those who like barry or Claire, game also adds new mechanics like invisible enemies that insta kill you if they get hold of you.

8/10 Enjoyable experience.

The WORST Resident Evil game I ever played. If you are not a fan of resident evil series, do not play it.
Trust me I even played umbrella chronicles and dark chronicles.
But yeah I will play it :)

claire has a nice ass, and raid mode is really fun, fond memories of grinding that on ps3

Well RE Revelations 2 is definitely better than the first one. I liked the plot, sometimes the game was challenging but in general enjoyable. The worst thing about the game is that it's broken, I don't know why, but sometimes it just gives you a slideshow for about 2-3 mins whenever you start/restart. Overall It's a good game.

I forgot to get this game when it came out, so glad I got it when I did. This game has elements like the old games of nemesis fun for different play through's. Definitely worth at least two play through's.

Not the best RE part, but as a fan still enjoyable

I just found out about the raid mode never even knew it existed and I’m hooked leveling different characters and unlocking weapons and skills it’s pretty addicting hopefully we get a full RE: Raid game one day.

I would say this game is an 7/10. It has its ups and downs, but it's good. You have to buy the other episodes so that's one thing. If you get the deluxe edition then you get all the dlc for 20$ I think. Raid mode has enough gameplay for hours after you've completed the main story. It's one of my favorites in the series, so I hope you like it too if you ever get it.

Game bugs right at the final boss. Stupid.

I say NAH! this Resident Evil is very good in cooperative mode , aslo in singleplayer but you have only 1 episode for free and another episodes you have to buy! i see that this is some scam from developers...

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The Resident Evil that made 19 year old me have hope again, I love it. and for $5 when it goes on sale? Worth it. Plus Raid Mode is the TEETS

the game only crashes unplayable

Can't take this serious with Claire dressed as a cowgirl.

its good but it could be a little better

Just like with the first game, I only hit thumbs up because there's no mid option.

Admittedly more atmospheric and open than the first Revelations, and the last time we'll hear Claire being voiced by Alyson Court (Capcom went with non-union VAs for the RE2 remake), it's not much better in terms of controls or how frustrating combat is. Unlike the first, your partners are practically useless in combat in this one. Moira refuses to use a gun after accidentally shooting her little sister Polly after Barry forgot to lock up one of his (first mentioned in S. D. Perry's RE novel adaptations AFAIK) but uses a crowbar that's not very powerful even with skill-ups. Natalia is a little girl too small and weak to do more than bash in fallen foes' heads with a brick if she finds one. Ammo is likewise scarce and you'll be using your knife to finish off downed foes just to conserve it. Healing also takes more time than necessary because herbs have to be put into a sprayer first so don't expect to heal up mid-combat.

The story is decent but not terribly inspired and uses some tired ideas from previous entries in the franchise. Plus the epilogue really hinted at a potential third game but it never materialized. The environments are detailed and creepy, and thematically appropriate. But be prepared to do a lot of backtracking to find all the weapon mods and hidden items, which will be necessary in later levels. The addition of character skills that require points to unlock does help a bit, but too many prove just plain useless in practice. The amount of BP necessary to unlock any of them is just nuts and will require some serious farming by replaying older levels.

It's not really a good game but it's not really bad, either. It's just...mid.

Just finished this game and its pretty good,its been a while since a re game made me scared to some degree,gameplay n story wise id say 7.5/10 but gotta say it does stutter every now and then probably my pc aint the fastest n powerful but i dunno.so yeah before u buy it make sure ur pc is able to handle it.other than that its a good game.Does provide some challenge and some good scare factor.Id give a overall score about 8/10.

good game but im not really fan of this kind of RE

Worth it for the raid mode but not the main story. I feel like the main story of this one is terrible, one of the worst in the franchise. The pacing and mechanics of it is absolutely terrible. Each campaign has a side character who you have to swap with way too often who can't really fight on their own. They have regenerating health so if another player plays them, they actually can contribute decently when upgraded with skills. The game has these puzzles with these cubes multiple times and it just slows things down massively for no reason. There is another puzzle later with a crane that is also painfully slow. It does have a few moments where your actions in one episode impact the other which is kind of cool but it just it misses the mark narratively. The raid mode on the other hand is an online co op mode and is pretty cool and has a grind to it and a bunch of character options, upgraded weapons and parts and monster modifiers that make it a fun alternative to mercenaries mode. It has a bunch of enemies and stages from other resident evil games. IMO the raid mode is why this game is good so I can recommend it for that, but if you want a good RE story, play the main line entries.

If you want to play this RE game, you need a mid end PC in order to play this smoothly, i know my laptop is not a gaming laptop, but RE2 Remake runs far smoother in my laptop rather than when playing this one
also the stutter oh my goodness, then it crash and force-quit oftenly and idk why

For this low price a good game. Online it do not have players. It is easy to use mods. Only set up the graphics ingame. Outside with a gpu manager it can lead to a crash. gl hf :)

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(There are much better Resident Evil games you can buy.)

This game just isn't finished. The first problem is that the screen was off center with the left edge off screen. I could still get full screen by using a window at the highest resolution but, why should I have to fool the game into going full screen. When I decided to start a new game I started with a pistol and, shotgun that I couldn't use because I was before the tutorial for using guns. I decided to put my guns away but, after the point in the story where you first receive a pistol I didn't have a pistol because I have to retrieve it from the work bench.

Would be better with sexy vampire girls that want to suck my blood (RE 8 Reference)

One of the best, maybe THE best but underrated RE games ever. I probably put more time into this RE than any other out there, mostly because of this one's unique "raid mode," which is like a cool RE themed arcade game. Definitely worth it. I did not care much for all of the microtransactions, but if you ignore those and just play the game, it's still great.

Multiplayer/Co-op is only viable with controllers if you want to NOT have issues or weird controlls, and setting it up without a controller tok me hours due to steam. Playing on different pcs and if ur not in the same continent will cause major issues as well with massive lag.

It feels like the game RE:0 should have been. I thought being able to affect Barry's campaign in Claire's was a pretty cool feature. Overall, i think it's easily the best of the "side" Resident Evil games.

I bought this game thinking it would be a normal RE, I didn't read any reviews, and that was a mistake because I didn't know that you have to pay for each episode. Unfortunately, i can't return this game anymore. It's just a shame that you have to pay for episodes.
I'm giving a positive review, for the gameplay itself, the game is quite nice, the music is cool, the controls are ok and the AI ​​is smarter.

Worst Resident Evil game to ever exist. It's like they ran out of ideas and just took elements from every resident evil game and just through it all together to make this game. HOWEVER I highly recommend every other Resident Evil game (except revelations 1 & 2) , they are my absolute favorite games to play!!!

Weird game, just about every element has more potential but the whole package is aggressively average. Not the worst mainline Resident Evil entry but also far from the worst.

At least we get more Claire and Barry!

I bought this game on different platforms, this game just one of a rare gem in residen evil franchise, and man Barry and Moira are great in this story

The campaign isn't online multiplayer, just play re5.

Brings me back to my childhood when I would sit down and play with my brother on split-screen starting on Xbox 360. It's a good game to just sit down, relax, and shoot some zombies.

I enjoyed the game, but it's laughable that they think I'm going to replay parts of it just to get the "good" ending

evil antagonist woman 10/10
raid mode is god

Episodic games were once a trend, allowing smaller studios to finance projects that would otherwise be impossible. Typically, these games focus on storytelling rather than gameplay. However, Capcom has taken a different approach with Resident Evil Revelations 2, balancing story and gameplay in an engaging way.

Originally exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS in 2012, Resident Evil Revelations aimed to blend classic and modern elements of the franchise. Revelations 2 continues this trend, offering a mix of action, exploration, and horror. The game is structured into four main episodes, each split into two parts, along with two additional episodes introducing new mechanics.

The narrative follows two duos: Claire Redfield and Moira Burton, who are kidnapped and imprisoned, and Barry Burton, who searches for his daughter with the help of Natalia Korda, a mysterious girl with special abilities. The story, set between Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, is well-paced, offering surprises and classic horror moments.

Gameplay encourages cooperation, either through AI or local co-op, with one character focused on combat and the other on support. While not overly action-packed, the game requires strategic shooting and resource management. Some environments enhance the horror experience, with tense encounters and invisible enemies adding suspense.

Beyond the main campaign, the Raid Mode provides an action-focused experience with RPG-like progression, multiple characters, and online co-op. Though it includes microtransactions, they are not essential. The game also offers collectibles, unlockables, and multiple endings, increasing replayability.

Visually, the game is reminiscent of old console games from the PS4 and Xbox One era. But it there are advantages to this - it running very well on Steam Deck and weak PC. Lighting and effects help mask its graphical limitations. Voice acting is decent - the eerie soundtrack and unsettling sound effects further amplify the tension, with sudden noises and distant screams keeping players on edge.

Overall, Revelations 2 is a strong blend of classic and modern approaches. With an 8-hour campaign, co-op, Raid Mode, plenty of unlockables, and multiple playthrough options, it stands as a worthy addition to the series. This game reaffirms that Capcom was once heading in the right direction.
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9.5/10

Playing it for the first time I wasn't sure what to expect since I felt the RE games in this era had some funky features. Thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised! This one holds up way better than I expected and had me engaged start to finish. I'm not the biggest fan of the swap mechanic where you're unarmed character is also the one who finds the best loot, especially since as a loot hound I found myself playing unarmed much of the game, but they have some mechanics (crowbar FTW) to alleviate that, so it surprisingly didn't really diminish my enjoyment! I will definitely be looking forward to playing this whenever I do RE franchise replays, and I absolutely need more Burtons in my RE games now.

A good entry in the Resident Evil series. The main story is done quite well and the ability to change what happens in the other playable characters story is very unique. The raid mode however is VERY well done. The big list of characters to play from and trying to get even one to level 100 will take you ages, but in a good way! I hope raid mode comes back in future RE games.

Zombies don’t sleep. Have you ever wonder if making so many spin off makes the original thing kinda water down. Well here we are with a spin off game that really does not add anything new to the series just feels like a parity of itself. Some one at Capcom was like “hey guys you know what would be fun for all those gamers out there who want to play with their friends like RE 5 or 6 ?We should make the 2nd player competently useless and give them no weapons” everyone at the office agreed. You play 2 campaigns that cross together where you drag around a CPU or your friend who can’t do anything out point or crawl to small places. It’s like they thought RE 0 was not annoying enough with babysitting a useful partner with a gun. It also does not help the game puts in invisible enemies that can only be seen only by the little girl character, so the person with the gun has no idea how to kill them because pointing in the air is not a good aim mechanic. That’s not the fact the little girl is only play able in the Barry story line not the Claire one. If you feel like dragging a friend around for 8 hours for a story that is just filler than be my guest. It’s just not worth losing your sleep for them zombies. 5/10

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a much stronger entry than its predecessor, addressing many of the issues that plagued the first game. The gameplay, while still clunky in movement and animations, feels more refined and enjoyable. The enemy variety is a major highlight, with a clever evolution in design between Claire and Moira’s campaign versus Barry and Natalia’s, showing the passage of time through decayed, skeletal foes. Combat also introduces interesting mechanics, like Natalia revealing enemy weak spots and detecting invisible threats, adding a layer of strategy.

The tedious scanning system from the first game is gone, replaced by Moira’s flashlight and Natalia’s sensing abilities, making item discovery feel more natural and optional rather than a forced chore. However, puzzles remain underwhelming, with only a few standout moments, like the eerie graveyard puzzle as an example. Unfortunately, the user interface is still a mess, feeling just as clunky and outdated as before. While not perfect, Revelations 2 is a far better experience than the first, with enough improvements to make it worth playing for Resident Evil fans.

I was really disappointed with "Resident Evil Revelations 2." The biggest issue is the episodic format. Having to pay for each episode separately feels like a cash grab, and it ruins the flow of the story. It’s frustrating to get invested, only to be hit with a paywall. The gameplay itself is average at best, with outdated graphics and clunky controls. If it weren’t for the annoying payment model, it might have been a decent experience. But as it stands, it’s hard to recommend.

Story mode is more survival orientated, while raid mode is a very fun grinding mode with new events.

very fun. not scary in all honestly. but it has a good storyline. would recommend buying the premium one tho. you get all chapters and some outfits

its actually a really fun game. i expected it to be kinda shitty but i ended up really enjoying it. the raid mode is also really fun (you can make wesker twerk!)

i dont think the game is perfect, it has a few flaws (it stutters like a bitch in some sections), but its a really fun game to play!

i give it a 8.5/10

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is my favorite from all the saga, Moira brought my favorite moment and my favorite quote from all the series, I will not mention spoilers about Moira's, but both are at the very end of Chapter 3, the main chapters are fun to play and it offers many ways to play them: Getting collectables, defeating enemies in certain ways, get through sections without taking damage or under certain time, or other circumstances, although RAID mode is also my favorite "Mercenaries Mode" from the entire series. I'm aware Resident Evil 6 placed the bases for this type of gameplay, but they toned down the excessive action and came back to a more Survival Horror ambient. It's like a blend of Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6. Also, I loved having Barry as main protagonist in a Resident Evil game, it's one of my favorite characters from the series along with Claire. Moira and Natalia are both really great, and they complement very well both Claire and Barry.