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Resident Evil

By Capcom, released 1 Jan 2019

  • Microsoft Windows
  • Wii
  • PlayStation 3
  • Nintendo GameCube

What it is

Resident Evil is a survival-horror game from Capcom presented here as a remastered HD version. The story begins in 1998, when a special forces team investigates bizarre murders near Raccoon City and takes shelter in a mansion after an attack by dogs. Supplies are scarce as the team struggles to survive. The remaster upgrades the environments with higher-resolution backgrounds, animated 3D models, and effects such as Bloom filters while retaining the horror setting. It supports 16:9 widescreen, with automatic scrolling to reveal areas outside the frame, and lets players change display mode during play. Audio is remastered with 5.1-channel output, and players can choose the original control scheme or an alternative. Steam lists single-player, achievements, full controller support, trading cards, Steam Cloud, leaderboards, and Family Sharing. Capcom developed and published it. The game is listed for Windows, Wii, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo GameCube, with a Steam release dated January 19, 2015.

What players like, and what they don't

  • Remastered high-resolution environments
  • 16:9 widescreen support
  • Remastered audio with 5.1 output
  • Full controller support
  • Steam Cloud and leaderboards
  • Single-player only
  • Steam age rating is 17
  • Steam version lists Windows
  • Supplies are scarce in the story

Who it suits

It suits players seeking a single-player survival-horror experience with remastered visuals, widescreen support, and updated audio. Steam users who value controller support, cloud saves, or leaderboards have those listed options.

This Resident Evil release preserves the mansion survival-horror scenario while adding upgraded visuals, widescreen display, and remastered sound. Its Steam feature set covers controllers, cloud saves, achievements, and leaderboards.

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