Resident Evil 6 - Honest Review

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Resident Evil 6 is a third-person shooter game developed and published by Capcom. It was released for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in October 2012 and for Windows in March 2013. Players control several characters over 3 separate story campaigns, including long-time protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Chris Redfield, alongside several newcomers such as Jake Muller, as they confront the force behind a worldwide bio-terrorist attack. Every campaign features a unique style in both tone and gameplay.

Resident Evil 6 was conceptualized in 2009 and entered full development the following year under Resident Evil 4 producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi. It had a development staff of more than 600, making it Capcom's largest production.

On release, Resident Evil 6 received mixed reviews; some reviewers praised the game's storyline and themes, while the interwoven campaigns and apparent departure from the survival horror roots of the franchise received criticism. With over 9.2 million copies sold, it is the third best-selling Capcom game, outdone only by Resident Evil 5 and Monster Hunter: World. It was rereleased for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with all downloadable content included in 2016.

Resident Evil 6 allows players to select between four scenarios with interwoven storylines. Each scenario follows one of four main protagonists: Leon S. Kennedy, Chris Redfield, Jake Muller and Ada Wong. The player-characters from each scenario will have their own partners who are controlled by either artificial intelligence (AI) or another player via local or online multiplayer. In addition, each scenario features a different play-style; for example, some player-characters are more vulnerable to attacks whereas others are more resilient. Each central character has unique abilities, which vary from increased reload times and carrying more ammunition. Resident Evil 6 presents new gameplay mechanics such as rolling in any direction and running while shooting and sliding. The game also features a four-player co-operative mode. When playing in single-player mode, the player can allow another player to join in online at any time. While performing certain actions, quick-time events may occur, in which the player must follow on-screen prompts by pressing buttons or manipulating joysticks within a limited amount of time.

A new feature comes in the form of tablets; players may consume them in order to recover health, and more can be produced by mixing herbs.[5] If one player runs out of health, that player will have a short time to try to defend themselves while their partners attempt to revive them. If any non-AI players are killed, gameplay will resume at the last checkpoint. The game features several primary enemies, including zombies and the newly introduced J'avo. Unlike zombies, J'avo is able to interact with each other to plan an attack, use weapons, and heal themselves. Also, some J'avo is susceptible to various mutations that increase their prowess in battle, the type of mutation sometimes depends on the location of the injury. There are a total of 15 different mutations within the game. Certain enemies drop skill points when killed, which can be picked up and spent on upgrades such as increased weapon effectiveness or specific ammunition drops. The campaigns feature a "Lone Wolf" ability which allows the player to remove their artificial intelligence companion character. Players can equip three of these upgrades which apply to all campaigns. The game also features a stamina bar; which depletes once the player performs melee attacks, or uses a "quickshot" — which involves shooting a zombie with a headshot instantly. Resident Evil 6 is twice as long as Resident Evil 5.

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