This review contains spoilers
This is a fun RE game but definitely not one of my favs. Some sections get to be bland and tedious. This installment felt more like psychological horror than survival horror, which was completely fine however the execution was a bit off. The atmosphere was boring compared to other RE games. The story is pretty cool and I enjoyed the expansions to the lore. The whole multiple endings thing is cool, but meeting the conditions for either ending requires making a specific decision in episode 3, meaning the second half of the game has to be played through completely twice to get the complete story. I feel like I will probably pick it back up in the future to get the other ending, but there are certain sections in the second half of the game that are so tedious that I probably won't be playing this one again for a minute
Pensando muito em dropar, algo nesse game não me faz querer jogar ele
the co-op was fun asf
só joguei o online e era divertido como um modo arcade
yk its a nice game, i have nostalgia for it
its uhhh idk... a lot of stuff is reused from RE6 lol, and it just feels a little out of place i guess?
story is just mid, like, it's meh, acceptable
animations are weird; for example, meleeing is very "stiff"
also why the hell is this game in episodes? literally no reason other than idk making it more expensive, annoying
raid mode is nice tho
its uhhh idk... a lot of stuff is reused from RE6 lol, and it just feels a little out of place i guess?
story is just mid, like, it's meh, acceptable
animations are weird; for example, meleeing is very "stiff"
also why the hell is this game in episodes? literally no reason other than idk making it more expensive, annoying
raid mode is nice tho
O jogo que fez eu me apaixonar por Resident Evil. Um jogo que da um alivio a desgraça que foi Resident Evil 6, trazendo vários aspectos dos jogos clássicos, a atmosfera intimista e claustrofóbica em vários cenários, e minha querida e amada esposa, Claire Redfield, que estava de férias no Taiti junto com Arthur Morgan desde Code Veronica.
Beautiful game with new dynamics and mechanics compared to the previous one, Berry and Claire\'s character,
Fun, beats the first one for me.
Fun, beats the first one for me.
Resident Evil: Revelations 2: Irredeemable garbage that should bring deep shame to every single person in the credits. I will live a worse life having experienced and beaten this. It shouldn't be for sale. Anyone giving this a thumbs up in the Steam reviews needs to be banned from the platform before seeking mental help.
The first Revelations game felt like the IP of Resident Evil farted onto a disc: it burned your nostrils but despite being faint, the spirit of the series still lingered there.
Honestly, the Resident Evil franchise really knows how to make you go back and think that last game you did not like wasn't that bad after all. I was lukewarm on Resident Evil 5. After 6, I thought 5 was a masterpiece, comparatively. After Revelations I thought “At least 6 could be fun in a co-op Michael-Bay-movies-while-hammered kind of way?” and after Revelations 2, I wish I played the Raid mode of Revelations more instead.
Are there more bad Resident Evils than good at this point?
What's good, here? Moira's voice actress is good. Her lines are shit, but she still gives it her all and sometimes it bleeds through the awful writing. She said “Fucking statue!” at one point and I actually thought “Damn, girl, what's your name?”
The main menu has a startling jumpscare that I like. It's not great, but I like the look of it.
One time I said out loud “Turn on your fucking flashlight, Barry,” and he did. That made me laugh.
It looks better than the first game (mind you: that was a 3DS port).
The only reason I gave it 1 star instead of 0.5: the dedicated dodge button was a good choice considering the speed of everything.
That's it.
Quite simply, this is not a Resident Evil game outside of a couple names that don't have any impact on you. They can say “Claire Redfield” all they want – I don't care, it's not her. The “zombies” are more like tweakers than living dead, except for the ones who are way too dead as they look like skeletons in clothes and are no challenge to kill.
This feels like cheap junk that you'd find in your Steam library on accident, not realizing it was part of a Humble Bundle you bought several years ago. Why was this made?
It follows the duo style of play except you control both partners. Each duo has an “Eye” and a “Muscle”: Moira and Claire, Natalia and Barry, respectively. The Eye's duty is to find secret gems, ammo, and hidden enemies. The Muscle shoots anything moving that isn't their Eye. It's not too exciting: you will play mainly as the Eye, looking around in corners for shiny points that you then focus on to make an item materialize or perhaps for the hidden symbols that earn you point multipliers at the end of levels. When baddies emerge, you press Tab and swap over to the person who has guns and kill them all. That's it, over and over again. It's a boring loop.
There are puzzles that Homer Simpson wouldn't even need to think about to solve.
The plot is half-assed gibberish. You're on an island, you want off, figure it out. There's a second Wesker named Alex and she's orchestrating some evil nonsense. I don't think you even figure out what, exactly, just that's she's wiping people out to make a virus... probably. She's trying to turn into a bug because she read some Kafka, maybe? I don't know, but don't worry: she's dead, now.
I got the bad ending because I was too quick at pressing the F key during a certain segment. I was supposed to just push Tab, but I didn't even see it because I'm simply too good at video games. What's weird is apparently the whole journey was so Moira could overcome her fear of guns. She shot her sister when she was young and, understandably, doesn't want to touch another one. I would have thought making her use a gun would be the bad ending, then, but apparently I'm an asshole for thinking so; guns are always good and everyone should want to use them all the time to solve every problem, and they're mindbroken and in need of forced-fixing if they think otherwise. Alright, Capcom.
I was going to play the DLCs but I raged out of The Struggle (feels appropriate) and didn't even try the other one or Raid mode. The game is off my computer and back in the nether where it belongs. This piece of shit crashed on me twice when I alt-tabbed, too, very frustrating.
The episodic content was a shitty idea and apparently Capcom added DRM to this thing recently, several years after it came out (as they did the first Revelations). Why? I wouldn't even recommend torrenting this game, it's THAT bad.
Like the first game, I do not recommend Resident Evil: Revelations 2, except I strongly recommend you avoid this one. Some games are just bad for you.
The first Revelations game felt like the IP of Resident Evil farted onto a disc: it burned your nostrils but despite being faint, the spirit of the series still lingered there.
Honestly, the Resident Evil franchise really knows how to make you go back and think that last game you did not like wasn't that bad after all. I was lukewarm on Resident Evil 5. After 6, I thought 5 was a masterpiece, comparatively. After Revelations I thought “At least 6 could be fun in a co-op Michael-Bay-movies-while-hammered kind of way?” and after Revelations 2, I wish I played the Raid mode of Revelations more instead.
Are there more bad Resident Evils than good at this point?
What's good, here? Moira's voice actress is good. Her lines are shit, but she still gives it her all and sometimes it bleeds through the awful writing. She said “Fucking statue!” at one point and I actually thought “Damn, girl, what's your name?”
The main menu has a startling jumpscare that I like. It's not great, but I like the look of it.
One time I said out loud “Turn on your fucking flashlight, Barry,” and he did. That made me laugh.
It looks better than the first game (mind you: that was a 3DS port).
The only reason I gave it 1 star instead of 0.5: the dedicated dodge button was a good choice considering the speed of everything.
That's it.
Quite simply, this is not a Resident Evil game outside of a couple names that don't have any impact on you. They can say “Claire Redfield” all they want – I don't care, it's not her. The “zombies” are more like tweakers than living dead, except for the ones who are way too dead as they look like skeletons in clothes and are no challenge to kill.
This feels like cheap junk that you'd find in your Steam library on accident, not realizing it was part of a Humble Bundle you bought several years ago. Why was this made?
It follows the duo style of play except you control both partners. Each duo has an “Eye” and a “Muscle”: Moira and Claire, Natalia and Barry, respectively. The Eye's duty is to find secret gems, ammo, and hidden enemies. The Muscle shoots anything moving that isn't their Eye. It's not too exciting: you will play mainly as the Eye, looking around in corners for shiny points that you then focus on to make an item materialize or perhaps for the hidden symbols that earn you point multipliers at the end of levels. When baddies emerge, you press Tab and swap over to the person who has guns and kill them all. That's it, over and over again. It's a boring loop.
There are puzzles that Homer Simpson wouldn't even need to think about to solve.
The plot is half-assed gibberish. You're on an island, you want off, figure it out. There's a second Wesker named Alex and she's orchestrating some evil nonsense. I don't think you even figure out what, exactly, just that's she's wiping people out to make a virus... probably. She's trying to turn into a bug because she read some Kafka, maybe? I don't know, but don't worry: she's dead, now.
I got the bad ending because I was too quick at pressing the F key during a certain segment. I was supposed to just push Tab, but I didn't even see it because I'm simply too good at video games. What's weird is apparently the whole journey was so Moira could overcome her fear of guns. She shot her sister when she was young and, understandably, doesn't want to touch another one. I would have thought making her use a gun would be the bad ending, then, but apparently I'm an asshole for thinking so; guns are always good and everyone should want to use them all the time to solve every problem, and they're mindbroken and in need of forced-fixing if they think otherwise. Alright, Capcom.
I was going to play the DLCs but I raged out of The Struggle (feels appropriate) and didn't even try the other one or Raid mode. The game is off my computer and back in the nether where it belongs. This piece of shit crashed on me twice when I alt-tabbed, too, very frustrating.
The episodic content was a shitty idea and apparently Capcom added DRM to this thing recently, several years after it came out (as they did the first Revelations). Why? I wouldn't even recommend torrenting this game, it's THAT bad.
Like the first game, I do not recommend Resident Evil: Revelations 2, except I strongly recommend you avoid this one. Some games are just bad for you.
En cooperativo local es muy divertido tanto jugar la campaña como el modo asalto.
I'm never playing this dogshit ass game ever again what a drop in quality from Rev 1. The dialogue made me want to shut the game off every time someone made a distasteful pun or some line akin to "you go girl". I couldn't even bring myself to play through the extra Moira segment, who by the way was the character I hated the most. fuck off
freaky ass eyeball on the cover
A perfectly cromulent third person shooter with some genuinely clever and thoughtful cooperative mechanics, with one of the worst Diablo Cody-ass scripts I've ever heard in my time on this Earth. The game's biggest sin, however, is in locking you into a weirdly cruel bad ending sequence, if and only if you manage to succeed a random quick time event in the middle of the damn game. Bummer! The game is also putting Kafka quotes on-screen constantly and it made me laugh every time. Classic bit.
Jogabilidade mt boa, interessante esses conceito de jogar com 2 personagens, mas a historia é o ponto mais fraco, draminha chatissimo. Se vc conhece os personagens de jogos anteriores vai ficar pasmo com as escolhas deles (maior exemplo a Claire)
L'histoire est vraiment nul et on s'ennuie vite. Et puis pourquoi faire un jeu possible à 2 joueurs quand le gameplay du 2e est d'une inutilité horrible sérieusement la 2e personne ne sert qu'à éclairer avec une lampe torche bref vraiment ce jeu n'a rien pour lui l'histoire est longue , les lieux sont moches est vide on prend vraiment aucun plaisir
Story pacing is to slow and boring, Raid mode is amazing
Melhor que o 5 e o 6, coop podia ser melhor, mas o clima de terror aqui funciona bem
Great single-player campaign, genuinely excellent arcade mode. I still come back to this game from time to time just to blow through a few raid missions. Total hoot.
Amei jogar com o meu pai, mesmo não entendendo nada
acabei pegando o final ruim e me deu uma desanimada mas depois vi o vídeo do final bom e... cara que jogo incrível. dá pra sentir muito amor por toda a franquia resident evil aqui, as referências são incríveis (I HAVE THIS!!!)
gostei muito dos personagens, da gameplay, do horror, da ambientação... a sequência da fábrica foi minha parte favorita, que cenário incrível! revelations 2 foi feito com um orçamento limitado, o que dá pra perceber pelas mecânicas e gráficos mas ele é tão bom que isso nem importou para mim.
gostei muito dos personagens, da gameplay, do horror, da ambientação... a sequência da fábrica foi minha parte favorita, que cenário incrível! revelations 2 foi feito com um orçamento limitado, o que dá pra perceber pelas mecânicas e gráficos mas ele é tão bom que isso nem importou para mim.
3/10
Capcom has mastered the art of pointing at things as a gameplay mechanic
This game is like if someone unfamiliar with Resident Evil played RE 5, heard of RE6 and made a game based on that
so fica bom quando acaba ou joga com um amigo
Something about this did not speak to me at all. Couldn't bear to finish it
Joguei ele no lançamento igual maluco
Mas não consigo mais rejogar ele, acho bem chatinho
Mas não consigo mais rejogar ele, acho bem chatinho
This era of RE games are less palitable than those before and after. But, it's still an enjoyable romp. I really enjoyed the different perspectives.
ive seen bitches irl that look like revenants
ruim
I found this game to be quite fun like the previous Revelations game, however, the game felt like it was made first and then transformed into episodic parts later and this is reflected with the game having some parts cut up awkwardly. Doesn't matter these days as you can buy the whole thing instead of waiting for each and every episode in turn.
I still found it enjoyable, including the return of Barry Burton and his own story that takes place on this island along with the mysterious antagonist on the island too.
Only problem I have is with a certain moment in the story, the ends up being plot critical, where the character scared of firearms is meant to use one to save your life! You get no prompting, but if you don't do this, you get the bad ending!
In all, it's still a fun RE game at the end of the day and I had a lot of fun streaming it online.
Stream/Gameplay
I still found it enjoyable, including the return of Barry Burton and his own story that takes place on this island along with the mysterious antagonist on the island too.
Only problem I have is with a certain moment in the story, the ends up being plot critical, where the character scared of firearms is meant to use one to save your life! You get no prompting, but if you don't do this, you get the bad ending!
In all, it's still a fun RE game at the end of the day and I had a lot of fun streaming it online.
Stream/Gameplay
The thing about this game is that it's the most unique co op horror experience of all time. Fantastic concept and it's shameful of capcom to not make a sequel or use the unique mechanics this game offers in other titles.