1) Classic Survival Horror action
Simply
put, Revelations is probably as close to the old-school Resident Evil
paradigm as you are going to get for a while, if ever. The game utilizes
the same over-the-shoulder camera as the last few games, yes, but
scales back the action considerably. As such, Revelations places far
more emphasis on exploration and puzzle solving, offering a far more
cerebral adventure in comparison to recent entries.
2) New enemies and gameplay that add something fresh
The new Ooze foes offer a fantastic middle ground between Ganado and
Zombies, combining the shambling nature of the latter with the speed and
ferocity of the RE4 and 5’s foes. Throw in the returning Hunters and
some brilliantly grotesque bosses, and Revelations has possibly one of
the best bestiary’s in the series’ history.
3) It’s actually scary
Revelations does
something the last couple of RE games – notably the more recent RE6 –
failed spectacularly at – scaring the player. Indeed, this is inherent
of Capcom’s decision to place gamers in narrow environments that recall
the mansion-like setting of RE1, and implementing some old fashioned
scare tactics. Enemies will leap out of closets, drop down through air
vents even appear seemingly out of nowhere directly behind your
character.
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