Basically, you have to control Blly and Rebecca as they have to survive the horrors on a train, a training facility, a lab, and a treatment plant. The differences in this game from the rest are that: you control TWO characters at the same time by using a "zapping" system, and there aren't any magically linked boxes, but instead you can drop items to pick up later. It causes the same problems as the item boxes in the way that you have to backtrack to previous room to get that key you dropped on the ground. The graphics are on par with the remake of the original, which are amazing. Unfortunately, some of the monster are pretty bad (there's a large scorpion and giant frogs, among the leech zombies). The sound is quite good as you can hear glass crunching under your character's feet, or the moans of the undead that roam the empty halls. The voice acting isn't horrible, too. First off, there are three difficulty settings to beat the game with. After you beat the game, you of course get the extra costumes, or the hidden weapons, but there is a minigame where you look for 100 certain items. You can unlock unlimited ammo for some or all of the weapons depending on how much you can find. In short, this may be the worst Resident Evil yet, but it is still a great game that you should try.
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