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"Revelations" was a very good mobile game for the Nintendo 3DS in 2012. Critically acclaimed, it was considered to be a return to form for the"Revelations" was a very good mobile game for the Nintendo 3DS in 2012. Critically acclaimed, it was considered to be a return to form for the series. This Xbox One HD port features 1080p/60 FPS and enhanced lighting effects. Graphically, the game has never looked better. Additionally, all DLC is included as well new features exclusive to the console. If you've never played "Revelations" before, then you can't go wrong with this $20 edition. Chronologically, the story is set between RE 5 and 6. It follows Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield as they try to stop a bioterrorist group from unleashing a virus into the oceans.While "Revelations" isn't scary, it is a solid entry that recalls some of the older installments in the franchise. Like the classic RE games, it includes a few goofy lines and some dorky characters (i.e. Quint and Keith). However, the plot does resemble an episode of "24" more than it does Day of the Dead. Ultimately, this is a satisfying action-based horror game. In fact, it's better than the Xbox 360 edition due to the visual improvements. Overall, I'd rate this with a 7.7 out of 10.

Al inizio sembrava promettente ma poi arrivato al capitolo 2 dove impersoni Jill come personaggio ti ritrovi in una stanza senza armi senzaAl inizio sembrava promettente ma poi arrivato al capitolo 2 dove impersoni Jill come personaggio ti ritrovi in una stanza senza armi senza niente, prendi dal bagno il cacciavite ti spunta il monstro lo schivi e ti dice che non può usare il cacciavite c'è e poi muori perché non puoi uscire dalla stanza e assurdo.Level Design fatto con i piedi.Tra l'altro ho provato a rinchiudere il monstro dentro il bagno ma non vuole venire sta li fermo ad aspettare che io esca dalla porta anche intelligenza AI e fatta male.

Jill and Chris are now working for the BSAA (this time with different partners), and have been dropped into a virus infection on the highJill and Chris are now working for the BSAA (this time with different partners), and have been dropped into a virus infection on the high seas. The boys from Capcom have ported the game over from the DS system and allowed us to experience a Resident Evil that is a perfect mix of modern storytelling and old world gaming.Pros-Simple, fluid and very good combatA crazy, fun storyParker and Jessica add to the RE loreWeapon upgrades can be removed and switched aroundSwimming in a Resident Evil game!Ship exploring was a nice change from the usual mansions and labsBoss battles were funMini map was helpfulRaid Mode was a blastNew game+Cons-Game has many short levelsPort from the DS- graphics show their ageHealth system was very simplified3D map was awkwardFew puzzlesNot enough scary momentsAutomatic weapons ruin RE- why add them Capcom?I came into the game not knowing what to expect, but ended up very pleased. The game was a blast from the very start and recommended for anybody who loves old-school Resident Evil.Game Content- 7 out of tenFun Factor- 9 out of tenOverall- 8

Played It I played it a while ago, it wasn't bad even if it didn't last very long. I was satisfied with the experience, perhaps it is notPlayed It I played it a while ago, it wasn't bad even if it didn't last very long. I was satisfied with the experience, perhaps it is not exactly the best in terms of Graphics, characters and detail resemble the 5 but nevertheless it was still a Resident Evil, better than what was coming out in the FPS version.

Probably one of the best title of RE that I've played, this is a breath of fresh air with the underwater parts, and the best thing is that theProbably one of the best title of RE that I've played, this is a breath of fresh air with the underwater parts, and the best thing is that the main action is played on a ship, with all the atmosphere of a old mansion, keeping all the feel from the originals.

This remake was released in the same year as Resident Evil: Biohazard. Biohazard plays in a higher league. Revelations is a remake from 3DS,This remake was released in the same year as Resident Evil: Biohazard. Biohazard plays in a higher league. Revelations is a remake from 3DS, and i feel like the graphics are copy/pasted to the consoles. I would not reccomend to buy it - if you have the chance to play it for free like me, go ahead.

The biggest flaw for me in this game is the ugly shooting system and the enemies just look very weird even for Resident Evil standards, but iThe biggest flaw for me in this game is the ugly shooting system and the enemies just look very weird even for Resident Evil standards, but i really loved the story and the characters design, and the atmosphere in general.

Buen juego... pero como Resident evil... pues no se solo tiene 6-7 tipos de enemigos... muy repetitivo y el escenario no me gusto mucho laBuen juego... pero como Resident evil... pues no se solo tiene 6-7 tipos de enemigos... muy repetitivo y el escenario no me gusto mucho la verdad. Es pasable a mi manera de verlo. 20 horas que no se me hicieron cortas... mucho mejor el revenations 2 la verdad.

The first game in the series Resident Evil met whom he met and did not regret. By the beginning there were doubts, it is still a port of theThe first game in the series Resident Evil met whom he met and did not regret. By the beginning there were doubts, it is still a port of the game for the Nintendo DS. And the gameplay is simple, you can 't even run the character here. But the plot and the constant change in gameplay change everything. And the scheme of plot development on the likeness of the series perfectly came out. Personally, the game seemed hardcore to me even at a normal level of difficulty. Most of all, I like the fact that the series has moved away from being a shooter and returned to the classic gameplay of the first parts.

I do not advise complaining about the plot. First of all, Resident Evil: revelations is interesting for its gaming atmosphere. Our expectI do not advise complaining about the plot. First of all, Resident Evil: revelations is interesting for its gaming atmosphere. Our expect closed space and the same sense of fear, which managed to miss many fans. Each new part of the franchise brought new types of viruses and mutants. In this part of the zombies have the features of marine life and are similar to creatures from the works of Lovecraft.I wouldn't count on our partner. As you know the HD version came to us from 3DS, where artificial intelligence problems. In battle, he is not very much help. The good news is that he is immortal. I didn't really like the shooting and the attack avoidance system. Scanning the premises after some time it begins to bore and even annoy.Resident Evil: Revelations does not seek to return to the origins. Horror here - more a tribute to the past and nostalgic fans than a full element of gameplay. But even a weak sense of horror and loneliness enough to successfully stand out from the last number parts

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Never played this before in any other console, so the switch release was more than welcome for me. Im more than 20 hours into the game and INever played this before in any other console, so the switch release was more than welcome for me. Im more than 20 hours into the game and I love it so far. performance is amazing on the switch. Game it feels like the old RE where you are struggling for bullets and new weapons. challenging.After finishing the game I can say this is one of the best RE entries. is one of my favorites now next to RE3 nemesis and RE2.

Genuinely the most fun I've had playing a Resident evil game for a while now. I liked the pace and storyline of this game in addition to theGenuinely the most fun I've had playing a Resident evil game for a while now. I liked the pace and storyline of this game in addition to the fear factor. The graphics surprisingly hold up very well and by far the best looking Jill in the series imo.

I've missed every other release of this game and I was super happy to see it arrive on Switch so I could finally get it.It is a bit datedI've missed every other release of this game and I was super happy to see it arrive on Switch so I could finally get it.It is a bit dated game of course, and not really a groundbreaking experience but I really like how it plays on the Switch. Never before have I played a shooter on joystick and not felt frustration. Motion controls are decisively good and it really makes going for head shots and even scanning for items in the game feel like a joy. If aiming seems too hard the difficulty options can also make your game less frustrating, offering plenty of slack in accuracy and supporting more casual style gaming.This aspect really shines in the Raid-mode that sends you through the game areas with guns blazing for experience points, upgrade currency and weapon drops. Game play quality is very solid & steady and the linear nature in levels with auto-saving actually kind of suits the play style where you can just play for 10 minutes or 10 hours and later pick the game up again.If you like RE series and perhaps haven't experienced Revelations before or just want something casual to play they do give you a good deal on the game. Buying either Revelations game will give you 20% off the other by the way!

Resident Evil Revelations on the Switch is a great campaign to run through, and a fun online mode to spend time with if you’re still hungry for more. It feels a little bit aged now, years on from its original release, but it plays better than ever on Nintendo Switch thanks to gyro aiming, high framerates, and a crisp, sharp resolution. Well worth jumping in for Resident Evil fans and anyone looking for a fun, handheld shooter campaign.

Good game would recommend if your a fan of the series, nothing mind blowing here its a standard resi game i enjoyed a lot. maybe worth pickingGood game would recommend if your a fan of the series, nothing mind blowing here its a standard resi game i enjoyed a lot. maybe worth picking for a newcomer on the cheap.

Stranded on a cruise ship with a bunch of zombies- evil lurking in dark places. Resident Evil Revelations brings a true sense of horror to the Nintendo Switch.

Of the two, I give the tip to the first Revelations, as that boat setting really is up there with the original Resident Evil’s mansion, and Resident Evil 0’s train as a distinctive and brilliantly designed environment. Otherwise I find these games to be unremarkable. Entertaining, but unremarkable.

A great horror game in Nintendo Switch, that keeps the experience of the original but with interesting add-ons like the movement-based controls.

There is absolutely no denial that this game is very good, with a decent campaign to play through and an absolutely amazing online mode to sink hundreds of hours into. However, because it is this game's third incarnation on a Nintendo system, whether or not to purchase Resident Evil: Revelations will all come down to whether one wants to play it again, or whether or not it is their very first time. First-time players should not hesitate, as this is probably the best way to play this game - ever! Potential double- or even triple-dippers should simply consider what they are looking for. It is likely that the online mode won't be supported much longer on the older systems, and the Switch allows you to play it in the best conditions, save for the lack of means of communication with people met inside the game. Nothing can be taken away from how good the RAID mode is, though, so those who can't help but want more of it on the newest system shouldn't have any reasons to feel ashamed of themselves. It's a blast to blast oozes into oblivion.

I found Resident Evil Revelations to be a great fit for the Switch. The campaign does a great job of keeping the player on the edge of their seat, the Raid Mode is a fun bonus and a blast to play through, and the new motion controls feel very intuitive in handheld mode. The fact that it's an HD remaster of a 3DS game does hold it back a little, with inconsistent graphics and frequent loading rooms - but all in all it still feels great to play. Whether you've experienced it before or it's your first time playing, Resident Evil Revelations is a superb action/horror title that is worth exploring.

Resident Evil Revelations offers a good port of the original game. The game now has a solid 1080p/60fps and some bonuses in Raid mode. That being said, if you have already played it, the purchase is highly dispensable.

If you know nothing but Resident Evil 7, then you may well find this as a step back, but if you’re looking for a solid Resident Evil game or simply a horror title in general, then Resident Evil Revelations isn’t a bad way to go – just maybe ignore things when Jessica starts her Chris Redfield daydreaming.

With Resident Evil 7: Biohazard suggesting that the main entry games are again pivoting in a new direction, Capcom's re-rerelease of Revelations may be its way of showing fans that it's also committed to the "classic" Resident Evil formula with this side series. While the visuals have aged considerably in the short timeframe, the classic Resident Evil gameplay and feel is still there, complete with a bonkers B-grade storyline. I’d dare say that most Resident Evil fans have possibly found a way to have played this already, and there is really no incentive to come back for another round.

While it can’t shake off its mobile 3DS roots and is aged a bit, but this was and still is one of the better entries in the Resident Evil franchise.

If you’re a newcomer to Resident Evil, this is not the place to start. Go with this year’s Resident Evil 7 if you’re looking for something innovative, modern and terrifying. If pure action is what you’re after, the remastered editions of Resident Evil 4 and 5 are much easier recommendations.

This version received a bump up to 1080p resolution, just as you'd expect from a remastered classic. It also sports an improved frame rate, increased environmental detail, and refined creature movement. That's not to say it looks perfect; some of the textures are noticeably low resolution. But all told, this is the best that Revelations has ever looked, and series fans won't be disappointed.

Visually, Resident Evil: Revelations is a bit rough around the edges but that doesn't hold it back from being an intense and enjoyable action-based entry in the series, either by playing solo or teaming up with a friend in Raid Mode.

Resident Evil: Revelations is perfect for fans of the franchise who don’t own a 3DS or didn’t take advantage of the last-gen release. Equally suited are die-hard fans who want the chance to experience the game again (or even again), this time with Trophy and Achievement support. It was a great return to the elements that made Resident Evil great, and helped Capcom to realise how we wanted Resident Evil 7. Get back on that ship.

If you've played other versions you won't find major differences here apart from some visual upgrades, but it holds up pretty well, and it still offers a good balance between the classic and the modern Resident Evil games.

Resident Evil Revelations on the Xbox One is a solid port of a five-year-old survival horror adventure that’s perfect for those jumping into the franchise for the first time (or those who are looking to triple dip).

Resident Evil Revelations arrives the way that we expected but without surprises. The extras included in this version do not stand out in more ways than having all the content on a disc and a 'face washing'. At the plot level it brings some interesting things about the plot and the moment in which it develops, so this new version is the perfect excuse to play it.

Although Resident Evil: Revelations remains a great game in its own right, it’s hard to recommend this HD (HD-er?) version to even staunch loyalists of Capcom’s fright fest, especially if they picked up the home console release in the last hardware generation. The exception would be those who really loved Raid, as the new Chaos mode might prove reason enough to revisit. Instead, this is probably best suited to those who’ve never played Revelations before, or who came to Resident Evil off the back of Resi 7 and are curious about the series’ history. Even if you fall into that camp, unless you’re a one format gamer, holding out for the Switch release seems wise.

Resident Evil Revelations is another great addition to the franchise. It maintains the survivor-horror feel that the series is known for. The campaign isn’t the longest, but it is engaging and well worth the time. Raid mode is fun to go through afterwards and try out different weapons. Altogether a satisfying challenge and a very enjoyable experience that I had a hard time putting down.

This is more like resident evil series than RE6. Graphics are very bad, i don't mind. Much interesting method in this game is the story. NoThis is more like resident evil series than RE6. Graphics are very bad, i don't mind. Much interesting method in this game is the story. No sprint (no needed). Bad dodging. The dialog is awful. Add some puzzle (easy puzzle). There is a slight variety of monsters. Add some upgrade for weapons

It's better then RE4/RE5/RE6. The best RE from last ten years!Game have oldschool atmosphere.When I play game my feelings was like I playIt's better then RE4/RE5/RE6. The best RE from last ten years!Game have oldschool atmosphere.When I play game my feelings was like I play in game from first trilogy: tensity, sometimes fear.It have nice soundtrack, graphics(not in videos, but in gameplay), story, gameplay! You can found here some puzzles.Sorry for my english.

Revelation has some flaws - an imperfect controlling system, some short and too easy levels and really stupid story moments, that are typical for the Resident Evil series. Still, despite all this, the new RE is a great game. Episodic formula works great with telling a large, multithreaded story, the game has some real horror, great boss fights and a new game mode. It's definitely worth your time.

Porting Revelations to make it readily available to millions of gamers was a smart move by Capcom, but if you have played the 3DS version already then there is nothing new here for you. For everyone else, Capcom has done console and PC gamers a favor in providing a thrilling and riveting addition to this truly evil series.

Revelations is definitely reminiscent of the old school days of the series, and those craving that particular experience should not miss out.

Challenging, fun, exciting, creepy,As Resident Evil fan (since Re/bio1)I like the way they brought back the old school "survival horror" andChallenging, fun, exciting, creepy,As Resident Evil fan (since Re/bio1)I like the way they brought back the old school "survival horror" and mixed it in with the new school look.But the Controlls are a bit annoying (at the first moment) and I wasn't happy about jill's look, not the best(preffe the design from re5) but it is okay.so um,9/10.

What about getting a new graphic motor? What about the mouse sensibility? What about local coop mode?I really think they are using all theWhat about getting a new graphic motor? What about the mouse sensibility? What about local coop mode?I really think they are using all the same game that started on RE5 on all these news games, please... INNOVATE!5/10

This HD version shares all the problems its predecessor has, including noticeably limited enemy variety and weak allied AI that can't hit the broad side of a barn.

It’s been so long since I could say, without any second guessing or qualifiers, that I like a Resident Evil game. I don’t just like Revelations — I adore it. Slower mechanics, scrounging for items, and marching headlong into the unknown are features not entirely lost in new RE games, but they’re rarely expressed as well as they were in pre-RE4 titles.