hayabusa

4mo

forgot to update but i finished re 1 remake like 2 weeks ago?

this was a series i thought looked cool on the outside looking in but i never gave it a chance due to me not liking horror at all. my only exposure prior was jill valentine being in MvC, RE4 through ytps (lol) and the whole chris punching a boulder meme in RE5. so for this being my first real experience with the resident evil series, i had a pretty good time with this.

despite this being a game from 2002 it held up very well visually, the fixed camera angles and lighting really captured the feeling of being lost in this haunted mansion full of all kinds of mystery and allure. all the notes you find throughout the mansion help slowly reveal the true nature and purpose of the mansion until the very end. i thought that was a very cool bit of storytelling cause on the surface level, resident evil is pretty simple story to understand. even the betrayal with wesker was pretty predictable and the way the t-virus dies at the end was very comical

gameplay wise i was certain i wasnt gonna like this at all, thinking i was probably gonna have to thug it out the whole way due to it being tank controls. surprisingly though after a while you start to get used to it, the game is also generous enough to give you auto aim whenever you try to aim your gun, so dealing with enemies wasnt a hassle (for the most part). what really held me up was the small inventory space and the amount of backtracking you have to do. ill admit for a couple moments i definitely looked up a guide to figure out where to put s***, cause a lot of times i would find or do something and have no clue what to do or where to go. not a critique on the game though i get lost very easily lmao, the few moments i actually figured something out on my own felt really rewarding.

overall i dont have any major complaints with the game i mostly enjoyed my time with it and am looking forward to playing the others in the series. i dont think im gonna play any of the remakes until i beat the ogs first. this was the only exception for me cause from my understanding the original director of the first game was also very involved with this and for the most part this game is 1 of 1 with the original aside from a few new QoL updates and mansion expansions. it also looks better than the original so yeah.

9/10

sidenote: also played the gamecube version physically so i couldnt screenshot sadly so excuse the s***ty pics

hayabusa

4mo

forgot to update but i finished re 1 remake like 2 weeks ago?

this was a series i thought looked cool on the outside looking in but i never gave it a chance due to me not liking horror at all. my only exposure prior was jill valentine being in MvC, RE4 through ytps (lol) and the whole chris punching a boulder meme in RE5. so for this being my first real experience with the resident evil series, i had a pretty good time with this.

despite this being a game from 2002 it held up very well visually, the fixed camera angles and lighting really captured the feeling of being lost in this haunted mansion full of all kinds of mystery and allure. all the notes you find throughout the mansion help slowly reveal the true nature and purpose of the mansion until the very end. i thought that was a very cool bit of storytelling cause on the surface level, resident evil is pretty simple story to understand. even the betrayal with wesker was pretty predictable and the way the t-virus dies at the end was very comical

gameplay wise i was certain i wasnt gonna like this at all, thinking i was probably gonna have to thug it out the whole way due to it being tank controls. surprisingly though after a while you start to get used to it, the game is also generous enough to give you auto aim whenever you try to aim your gun, so dealing with enemies wasnt a hassle (for the most part). what really held me up was the small inventory space and the amount of backtracking you have to do. ill admit for a couple moments i definitely looked up a guide to figure out where to put s***, cause a lot of times i would find or do something and have no clue what to do or where to go. not a critique on the game though i get lost very easily lmao, the few moments i actually figured something out on my own felt really rewarding.

overall i dont have any major complaints with the game i mostly enjoyed my time with it and am looking forward to playing the others in the series. i dont think im gonna play any of the remakes until i beat the ogs first. this was the only exception for me cause from my understanding the original director of the first game was also very involved with this and for the most part this game is 1 of 1 with the original aside from a few new QoL updates and mansion expansions. it also looks better than the original so yeah.

9/10

sidenote: also played the gamecube version physically so i couldnt screenshot sadly so excuse the s***ty pics

Nute

4mo

Yeah I really liked that game but it’s not for everyone. If you like anime with seriousness and a slight bit of humor & detective stuff I’d definitely get it. Story is pretty great, while certain gameplay elements could be a turn off for some

The sequel was cool until the second half turned it to ass.

Legacy

4mo

why'd they make your boss a baddie

opiumiku

3mo

fun lil murder mystery visual novel

Nute

3mo

Nice had no idea an English version came out days ago on PlayStation, you just put me on