This review contains spoilers
I am conflicted. Very conflicted.
The script and writing was atrocious. Jill was such a forgettable and annoyingly bland character - she had zero development, zero depth, and had like 2 decent pieces of dialogue the entire game (the rest of it was just agonizing). And just as the game is coming to a conclusion, where all loose ends are meant to be tied off, the story suddenly decides to force the message of "greed is the bane of destruction" upon us in like two incredibly unsubtle sentences of dialogue that couldn't have felt more cheap...
But it was fun. It made for a very cinematic and engaging experience, and when combined with some decent concepts (and for reference, the label of "decent" was mostly accumulated by the concepts' potential to be even better), Resident Evil 3s flaws were diluted slightly. Still, I wish it had been better.
The script and writing was atrocious. Jill was such a forgettable and annoyingly bland character - she had zero development, zero depth, and had like 2 decent pieces of dialogue the entire game (the rest of it was just agonizing). And just as the game is coming to a conclusion, where all loose ends are meant to be tied off, the story suddenly decides to force the message of "greed is the bane of destruction" upon us in like two incredibly unsubtle sentences of dialogue that couldn't have felt more cheap...
But it was fun. It made for a very cinematic and engaging experience, and when combined with some decent concepts (and for reference, the label of "decent" was mostly accumulated by the concepts' potential to be even better), Resident Evil 3s flaws were diluted slightly. Still, I wish it had been better.