Although the story was quite... weird, it was an easy DLC to play, once we figured out how things work with Natalia and Dark Natalia. The story is a prequel to the 1st episode, so it pretty much explains what was going on with Natalia before Barry arrived at the island.
maybe the worst RE content of all time
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This ain't really much of anything. If The Struggle was an action-based extra episode, this is the opposite. There's only stealth and you can't do anything but walk past enemies. It's kinda boring because they move slowly as fuck so it's mostly sitting and waiting for them to get in the right place before you run past. Doesn't really add much to the story either (The Struggle added more by filling in some blanks), but the dialogues are funny and it only takes like 25 minutes to beat.
Ugh the stealth in this is atrocious.
Enjoyable little bit of stealth that fills in how Natalia got to the dock where she met Barry.
A fair bit better than The Struggle, but still feels like an overall shrug. That little song is nice even if it is just a short loop, there's some surprisingly dark dialogue in here, and I really like the dynamic of light and dark Natalia (even if it still does next to nothing to make this character... a character). Yet there's still no regular difficulty (??) leading to a stark imbalance between what you're left with - and most of everything else in it feels chintzy. Also I'm sorry but the stealth in this game was never a huge selling point for me to begin with. Wish this entire episode had the offbeat, gorgeous vigor of its excellent opening and closing cinematics.
Honestly one of the worst Resident Evil-related things I've played in a while. Little Miss is a frustrating, prolonged stealth section that struggles hard with being even remotely entertaining. It's dull, unoriginal, and uninspired for the most part. The stealth that was previously enjoyable in the base game is no longer fun, because now instead of being spotted resulting in a combat sequence or at least a chase, it now results in an instant game over. Little Miss gives you so little room for failure and while it never kicks you back too far, it just gets extremely repetitive very fast. Combine that with some of the most wince-inducing writing in the entire series, with Natalia's "Dark Alessa" and Lottie's overly edgy letters being an embarrassing attempt to be dark and cool. I barely stumbled through this one, but at least the ending is sort of hilarious.
The stealth elements of Revelations 2 were my least favorite, so this DLC banking on those mechanics entirely leaves this as total misfire to me. Plus the story is completely inessential and tonally bonkers, even by RE standards.