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I played this on my switchlite and for a handheld pc game it looked great graphically and i had quality headsets and hence the sound added toI played this on my switchlite and for a handheld pc game it looked great graphically and i had quality headsets and hence the sound added to the horror and scares. The gun gameplay is also good for a horror game.but the game felt a tad bit repetitive in some places

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The forced camera turns are really annoying. Mouse movement is generally poor.Even on a new, high end PC in 2020 there are many partsThe forced camera turns are really annoying. Mouse movement is generally poor.Even on a new, high end PC in 2020 there are many parts where the game will lag/skip when an enemy shows up and/or starts to attack, and it gets you killed. The d3d9.dll file did not fix this. Neither did the launch options. They may have made it even worse.Has 4 episodes (as short as chapters) within the same game. Apparently you have to buy each one. Definitely not worth it I would say, but even if you wanted to I don't see a way to do it. The "online store" option doesn't work. Says "failed to acquire data". Oh, I see on Steam you can buy them for $6 each. No thanks.

EDITED: Since finishing the game I've bumped this up to a 8. Replayability factor is crazy high.OLDER POST: Never played a Resident EvilEDITED: Since finishing the game I've bumped this up to a 8. Replayability factor is crazy high.OLDER POST: Never played a Resident Evil game before—I’m 3/4 of the way through the main campaign—and if this is any measure of the RE formula I’ll be visiting every previous entry when finished. Wasn’t sure this would be for me but I finally bit (thanks to a huge discount) and genuinely love it.For someone who’s over straight-up first person shooters (me!) this offers a great mix of story, stealth, puzzles and zombie kills, complemented by pretty sweet graphics for Switch—the quarry stage is stunning on a big screen.Highly recommended.

This sequel to "Resident Evil Revelations" features cooperative play and a more fleshed out Raid Mode. It's a darker installment with lessThis sequel to "Resident Evil Revelations" features cooperative play and a more fleshed out Raid Mode. It's a darker installment with less silly humor and was initially released as separate episodes. The disc version contains a few bonus scenarios and costumes. While I wouldn't call this a better game than the original "Revelations", I would say it has its own distinct feel. The two games compliment each other well and both should please RE fans. I would rate this with an 8 out of 10.

I know that Switch have his limitation but, i think that game would be much better. OK, is full playable game, and runs at 1080p! But, theI know that Switch have his limitation but, i think that game would be much better. OK, is full playable game, and runs at 1080p! But, the "antialiasing" option is turned off, and the "ambient occlusion" too. This take away the game experience. I think 900p with that options "on" would be much better!

Easily the best quality port so far on switch. Capcom really surprised me. For me personally it's the best resident evil game I have played,Easily the best quality port so far on switch. Capcom really surprised me. For me personally it's the best resident evil game I have played, though I loved the first and 3 too. IT's a must buy imo, there is a staggering amount of content and the graphics look great even in handheld mode.

Excelente port con una calidad grafica y una estabilidad de frames muy buena, la dificultad se encuentra dentro de la expectativa de juegos deExcelente port con una calidad grafica y una estabilidad de frames muy buena, la dificultad se encuentra dentro de la expectativa de juegos de la saga, su precio es bastante accesible si lo compraste junto con el 1 en fisico.Lo unico verdaderamente frustrante de este juego son sus infinitas pantallas de carga, sin embargo sabemos que esto sucede en todas las plataformas, esperemos que le den un poco de soporte y arreglen eso.

While Resident Evil Revelations 2 borrows sparingly from its contemporaries, it is better than it's budget would have you believe it to be. The story is just the right amount of schlock with a smaller yet more focused cast. The tension is actually present in a moody well realised setting. The overall game feel lends itself to a much more enjoyable experience when compared to its predecessor too. Add in a comprehensive (yet slightly grindy) Raid Mode and you've got yourself a winner.

in Europe we want physical and not digital edition, then they will say that Europeans do not buy games but at no time they have stabbed us,in Europe we want physical and not digital edition, then they will say that Europeans do not buy games but at no time they have stabbed us, the game is probably very good but I wanted it in physical format

Resident Evil Revelations 2 still is a pretty good entry in the series from Capcom. With great horror elements, better in terms of gunplay (motion controls rules) and full of content for Nintendo Switch.

This sequel still is a great cooperative game –and very enjoyable on your own–, and this version shows how well Switch can handle “big” games.

Resident Evil fans have long been clamoring for a return to form for the series and with Revelation 2 it was clearly a step in the right direction. Blending light puzzle solving and survival horror elements with the more modern over-the-shoulder perspective delivers a truly menacing experience. Some unfortunate design decisions, mainly forcing the player to switch between characters, hold it back from being among the pantheon of greats in the series. However an interesting story, horrifyingly beautiful environments, and rock solid gameplay provide more than enough to look past its shortcomings.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is an awesome way to enjoy the game again in a portable machine with an interesting control system and a good technical appearance.

The Switch version of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 capably handles this entertaining horror experience. The frame rate is steady and the motion controls are mostly worth using. Load times can drag on, but they aren’t frequent enough to be a big issue. If you appreciate the thrill of sharing intimate zombie encounters with a friend, the ability to play this local co-op story with one Joy-Con a piece makes it a handy game to have on your Switch.

Solid side entry into the Resident Evil universe. Gameplay was pretty fun. Controls were fine and I liked the inclusion of co op. OnlySolid side entry into the Resident Evil universe. Gameplay was pretty fun. Controls were fine and I liked the inclusion of co op. Only detractor was the graphics were subpar and the hud didn't look very nice, but once you get into the game, you kinda forget about the visuals. Hope they continue improving the Resident Evil formula in future titles.

"Resident Evil: Revelations 2" implements surivival horror elements the franchise has lacked with recent installments, and cleverly expands on"Resident Evil: Revelations 2" implements surivival horror elements the franchise has lacked with recent installments, and cleverly expands on the overall narrative of the Resident Evil universe.

Non content de recycler sa licence usée jusqu'à la corde, Capcon la propose désormais saucissonnée en épisodes et en passe saisonnier parceNon content de recycler sa licence usée jusqu'à la corde, Capcon la propose désormais saucissonnée en épisodes et en passe saisonnier parce que ça leur coûte moins cher et que le moindre petit profit est bon à tondre sur le dos des moutons. Cette fois, ce n'est pas Jill mais Claire qu'on dirige dont on se lasse à regret de son joli popotin, car même le plus joli cul ne parvient pas à vous faire rester sur cette infamie evilienne plus que le strict nécessaire.On a tout de même une jolie VF et des graphismes corrects mais la jouabilité, ils l'ont oubliée par contre : elle ne figurait apparemment pas dans le cahier des charges. La litanie des DLC, oui (quand on vous dit que les éditeurs japonais sont les pires au monde... c'est vrai). On s'emmerde donc très vite dans ce couloir à la recherche des clés de ceci, des clés de cela puis on passe à autre chose : ce genre de "jeu" à couillons, nous n'en voulons pas !

I seldom play horror games because I get scared easily and when I do play I usually do not last long. The big exception to this rule ResidentI seldom play horror games because I get scared easily and when I do play I usually do not last long. The big exception to this rule Resident Evil: Revelations 2. It is a horror game, but not in the normal alone-in-the-dark kind of way. The game has you guide two couples through the story. Which is a bit less scary. This could disappoint horror fans, as isolation is a cornerstone in any horror story, but it allows squeamish people like me to play it. Perhaps one can say that it isn't a real horror game?Revelations 2 strongest part is probably the team system. It should allow the team members to be played by different players in a sequel, but in this one one is controlled by the player and the other by the computer. You can switch between the two at will and you have to, as it will help overcome obstacles. You can also give the other member commands. Each member has certain strengths that you can use to the teams advantage.The first couple is Claire and Moira. Claire is the older of the two and the fighter. She gets to handle the weapons, such as the pistol and shotgun. Moira is a teen and has some special abilities. She can blind adversaries with her torchlight and has a crowbar that she can use for bashing attacks and followup attacks.The other couple consists of Barry and Natalia. Barry takes the role Claire has and is the fighter. Natalia, a child of around twelve has special abilities in that she can sense danger, spot treasure and see invisible enemies. She can't fight so Barry has to do all the fighting, but she can tell him where to shoot.The trick is to have the members of a couple work together. Especially Natalia's ability to see invisible enemies will be important.Each couple finds itself on the same forlorn island that used to be operated by the Soviets until it was abandoned to the local populace. After a while a group of people representing a company showed up to ostensibly operate the mine. But the inhabitants started to get suspicious when people started to disappear or change. The island itself eventually became dangerous as evil creatures start to roam around.Claire and Moira are the first on the island because they are kidnapped and locked up in a prison. They manage to escape and try to flee the island but find that the only way to get away is to find the one who is in charge. The path to freedom leads through the heart of danger.Barry arrives six months later to find Moira, his daughter after she has send out an emergency broadcast. When he sets foot on the island he encounters Natalia. Not knowing what to do with her, he takes her along, and he soon finds out that she can help him with her special abilities.The nice part in the game is the interaction between the two members of a couple. Especially that between Barry, as a replacement father, and Natalia. Claire and Moira act more like friends. Time is spend on making this connection believable. Another is the one that links Barry with Moira.The progress over the island is less impressive. There are various dangers, felt more keenly because of the lack of ammunition, especially by the first couple. There some traps, puzzles and boss encounters, nothing really surprising when you think of it, but coupled with the team system it works nicely. The narration isn't top notch for a book or a movie, but for a game it is good.. An additional factor that makes this installment better is that the movie has a different atmosphere as it's direct predecessors. It more resembles the earlier creepy resident evil installments than the action oriented later ones.The lowdown: Resident Evil Revelations 2 isn't a very remarkable game, but with it's team work mechanism, creepy mood and more story based angle allows for a much needed revitalization of the Resident Evil series. It shows a possible way to go, but it depends Capcom to take that route. Will it improve on this or will it take another road entirely? It remains to be seen.

RE:R2 is a slightly better game than the first one and the pacing change of tension/action is much better executed than the prior title whichRE:R2 is a slightly better game than the first one and the pacing change of tension/action is much better executed than the prior title which felt like a huge clusterfock with its mess of a story and amount of weak characters. This games progression & atmosphere feel more in the vein of RE4/5 and not the horrible later outings like RE6/Racoon City. However it is obvious the production value & feeling of being part of something bigger isnt there like it is in RE4/5/6, the story is a much more down to earth version with really minimal twists.The 4 episodic format feels sadly like a poor excuse from Capcom at gathering in money in a different way, its not well balanced at all in its length like the episodes from RE5 or 6 which felt just right for people to end their game session, this game really needed a extra episode or some message popup when arriving at a new long section of the game like for example "The Sewers" or something. The episodes are way too long on episode 2,3 & 4 especially the ones with Barry/Natalia.Gameplay alternates between and stealth quite often and actually gives you the feling of conserving ammo unlike RE6 which messed that part up. However the stealth mechanics in this game are rather weak and only really adds to slowing the game down way too much too often along with the re-arrival of one of the worst implementations in the RE Revelations games which is the "Genesis Scanner" from RE:R1 which had your character scanning walls and floors of cleared areas for items. This time its there in a slighlty lighter form by switching your character but is still a weak and annoying gameplay element due to not only taking away from the pace of the game but also making you feel like you are hoarding because you will use it in a game where you might be afraid the game doesnt give you enough ammo and might have to restart a episode & need the BP points in the game from jewels you find this way to upgrade your character throughout the game.The core gameplay revolves around the switching between your 2 characters in each episode. It really screams co-op if you want to go through the game by yourself sadly due to many annoyances. First of all getting caught by enemies usually locks you up often with their moves which really infuriates you towards your AI partner and secondly the controls are just not very intuitive at all, and with 2 characters to manage it really feels like a artificial way of Capcom to implement panic moments and tension by relying on slow & poorly implemented controls. You never really ever throughout the game feel in control of your actions due to this. Im all in for a 2nd partner in the newer RE games as the dialogue between them and their environments add to the atmosphere and story, but the partner controls should have been left to the AI in singleplayer imo & for people playing it in Co Op.This is sadly where i feel the RE: Rev. games fail, the partner controls are more of a pacekiller & an annoyance rather than giving you a feel of exploration and immersion it just grows old very quick looking at a barrel at a corner to see if something will glint that you can pickup all the time.Overall i can only recommend this game if youre going to play co-op, it is just way too slow alone with the partner mechanic, stick to the main series for the solo experiences imo. The story albeit easy to follow does idd feel like its been done before in the series and doesnt add much new to the series. The production value and variation feels cheap, there really isnt any surprises, its all the same type of areas you are accustomed to in the RE games with sewers,labs & construction areas. The enemy variation is surprisingly low and weak, theres like 5-6 types of common type of enemies throughout the entire game which really makes it feel like this game was quickly done and covered in its episodic format so people wouldnt notice these things. Theres only a few bosses and they require minimal wit and tactic which is really dissapointing as the 3D RE games usually require you to use timing and your environment often against the bosses. In this game they really only require you to move around all the time and shoot them to expose their weak points. The last boss in the game especially is action wise dissapointing, it barely does anything against you and just wanders around the level waiting for you to take it out of its misery.Overall i think its a decent entry to the series after the abonimation that was RCity & Re6 but it is also a game that indicates clearly that Capcom has lost their way and dont really know how capture the control and feel RE4 & 5 had, it feels like a mishmash between poor stealth elements and bad unintuitive controls to create fear & panic, whereas RE4 & 5 was all about the exploration & immersion of the new environments and encountering new types of enemies along with great cinematics and dialogue. This just feels subpar if you have played either of those.7/10

REvelations 2 brings series back to its roots. Definitely a huge plus for the franchise on long run. This is what fans were looking for. FastREvelations 2 brings series back to its roots. Definitely a huge plus for the franchise on long run. This is what fans were looking for. Fast paced action horror game. Not too many puzzles though, but still good title to spend several hours trying to beat it on highest difficulty level. Your skills have huge impact on your performance, it's a great plus for survival game. I'd gave it 9, however after seeing rivers of negative reviews due to lack of co-op online in campaign I must pull that up to 10. Controls are good, even with such a large number of action keys. Music and sound are on top level - just put your headphones on and enjoy the horror REvelations 2 has to offer.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is one of the most nail biting gaming experiences I've ever seen. This game will make hair stand and skin crawl.Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is one of the most nail biting gaming experiences I've ever seen. This game will make hair stand and skin crawl.A Suspenseful story, complemented by a dark and dingy backdrop made progressing absurdly uncomforting. Each corner, each doorway and ever flickering light had me on the edge of my seat. It is truly one of the best of the franchise.

A blend of Resident Evil old and new, Revelations 2 does itself, and the franchise, justice falling a little short simply due to a couple of poor episodes.

Revelations 2 as an episodic horror works surprisingly well, and even though it may discourage with its weak story and dialogues, the gameplay and strong content are saving the game. Replayability works here well too, so you can spend long hours playing this gruesome entertainment.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a pretty good entry in the series from Capcom. While the actual horror elements, barring some jump scares, aren't that common, you'll still feel a bit spooked out in various moments of the story. For those that want action, however, the Raid mode is by far the star of the package.

Despite obvious financial limitations the developers bent over backwards to provide us with the best game possible. Revelations 2 does not reach the level of the last three main Resident Evils, but I keep my fingers crossed for it to succeed deservedly, because it seems all these guys need to create a top-notch game is more money.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is absolutely great. The Raid Mode is very addictive, and the Episodes offer a compelling story. Some minor graphics flaws and simple enemies only seem to improve this nostalgic experience.

Resident Evil Revelations 2, as a full game, offers a lot of content and has great replay value. Sadly not everything in this package is good, and some parts of the campaign are a bit boring. It's a good game but it's not at the same level as the first Revelations.

Revelations 2 isn’t quite a return to form for the series or anything quite so dramatic, but it’s an example of doing more with less.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 brings back a few classic RE staples, but still won't please most longtime fans. Those seeking standard action will still enjoy the third-person shooter gameplay though.

It might not reach the dizzy heights of seminal Resident Evil, but Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is nonetheless a solid fleshy slab of survival horror that represents great value for money and a fun few hours of infected freak shooting.

(Disk version reviewed)Easily surpasses the previous entry and is a blast of a game with a solid mix of the campaign horror and puzzle(Disk version reviewed)Easily surpasses the previous entry and is a blast of a game with a solid mix of the campaign horror and puzzle solving from older entries but with the mix of action that the entries since RE5 have brought us, and an added bonus that you don't need to have played the previous 'Revelations' game to jump into this one. The story isn't too over the top but the eccentric characters are exactly what you would expect from a RE title. The first 'Revelations' game got to be a bit much and seems to drag on, but this really does blow that out of the water and even though it is an episode themed game it doesn't have that feeling of trying to hard to be a TV show. The 'Raid Mode' is where the replay really shines here, which is a co-op style of what was previously known as 'Mercenaries' but with a total emphasis on the leveling up of unique character abilities and even the collection and customization of weapons. The game looks amazing and stays at such a smooth and beautiful frame rate, easily surpassing several other full-priced titles out now. At the time of this review the online co-op for raid mode had not yet been enabled but does support split screen play as well as further game enhancement for those registered to residentevil.net which tracks gameplay and offers more bonus items. Very close to a perfect entry in my eyes; the only thing that would make this game better would be more of a range of weapons to be found in raid mode, which in the previous 'Revelations' entry it was a seemingly endless amount of a variety of guns whereas in 'Revelations 2' its very quick you notice you are finding the same weapons over again just at a higher level. A great play for action or horror lovers and a must own for any Resident Evil fan.

Revelations really knocks it out of the park when it comes to bringing that classic Resident Evil feel but a bit more modernized.

The episodes have frequently quoted Franz Kafka to serve as a running theme for its ineffectual storyline. I’d like to end my review of this episode – and the game overall – with a Kafka quote of my own. “Start with what is right rather than what is acceptable.” If Capcom had done that, maybe Resident Evil Revelations 2 would have been good.

A good stand alone game a lot like the other resident evil revelations good story and game play but what's best in the long run will be raidA good stand alone game a lot like the other resident evil revelations good story and game play but what's best in the long run will be raid mode you could have hours and hours of gameplay in this little rpg very nice Mission based little segments full of action you can also upgrade characters and weapons for the price this is amazing value.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 must be played with a second person, preferably someone who doesn't mind having a passive support role. It's easier to appreciate the story and gameplay, which aren't half bad, when you don't have to switch between characters all the time.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a robust title, despite its low-budget production. The gameplay is somehow simpler, closer to the old chapters of the saga, and yet still captivating.