Resident Evil 0

This is my favorite classic Resident Evil with tank controls, but I only recommend it to very experienced players. By design, it's possible to run out of ammo and get stuck at certain points in the game. Fortunately, if that happens, you can use the "Restart" option from the save menu and begin again from the start. I've always disliked Item Boxes, so the ability to leave items on the ground helps a lot, as long as you know what you're doing. If it's your first time exploring the game, however, you'll probably find the inventory limitations frustrating. As for people complaining that Eliminators and Hunters are too difficult, just use Acid Rounds. Mimicry Marcus is weak to Fire Rounds, but those are too valuable to waste on them. A useful tip: Billy is much better with firearms than Rebecca and fires them faster. This is especially noticeable with handguns and magnums. Rebecca, on the other hand, can use Molotov Cocktails and fires shotguns faster than Billy. Rebecca works best as support and a portable item carrier, while Billy is the tank. The game is also fairly short, but very enjoyable if you're looking for a quick Resident Evil playthrough. However, it will punish players who don't understand its mechanics and systems. This is the misunderstood black sheep from the franchise but still an excellent game.

Uma das ovelhas negras da franquia, mas que eu gostei bastante, de verdade (ninguém pode saber disso). O conceito de não ter baú e te obrigar a controlar dois personagens é uma ideia bem interessante. O problema é que a falta de um inventário maior faz uma falta absurda, e aquele limite de itens que você pode largar por sala é ruim demais. É frustrante ter que ficar deixando item no chão toda hora só para conseguir carregar outra coisa. A exploração do jogo é foda, mas infelizmente fica um pouco prejudicada por causa disso, cansei de ter que fazer um backtracking gigante só para pegar um item que ficou lá na PQP, passei muita raiva por causa do gancho que ocupa maravilhosos 2 espaços. Por outro lado, o jogo é lindo até hoje, a trilha sonora é uma das melhores da franquia e os dois protagonistas são muito bons, alô Capcom, cadê mais jogos com a Rebecca e o Billy?. Mas fica o aviso: se tu não for uma pessoa muito atenta com gerenciamento de itens, esse sistema vai te ferrar MUITO, principalmente na reta final do jogo. Se você tiver paciência com essa mecânica, vale muito a pena, mas vá preparado para passar um pouco de raiva. Em relação a história, o jogo expande bastante a lore da franquia com informações super importantes que levam aos acontecimentos do Resident Evil 1, tudo fica bem fechadinho e os files são muito interessantes, ajudando a entender mais sobre como tudo começou com a Umbrella e seus experimentos. É um jogo que tem um espaço no meu coração, mas entendo perfeitamente que não gosta desse, rs.

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pra enredo, eles ganham até o recorde de pior diálogo da história dos videogames, mas agora puzzle?? nossa, ai eles são bons né. assim como tbm em colocar mob insuportável (tive mais dificuldade em lidar com os macacos do que qualquer outro boss). passei mt raiva nessa bomba (principalmente com a mudança de câmera), mas que é bom, é mt bom (aconselho tomar um calmante antes de jogar).

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Staring strong Resident Evil 0 initally plays much like the first entry before diverging in ways that are generally worse. The main thing about 0 is that you play as two characters simultaneously switching whenever you want bar a few sections you must play as one of the two. Rebecca, a STARS member reprising her role from the first entry, and Billy a convict who has escaped. It’s an intersting premise that could work in theory, but in execution it’s a bit cumbersome. I mainly just had them follow me the entire time and switching and navigating them around eachother could be annoying. While there are some creative uses with the idea for puzzles or separate sections the overall result is disjointed. Other aspects of the gameplay also present problems, here there is no item box, instead you are able to drop items wherever and whenever you want. Again a neat idea in theory but this leads to a running items between areas which is tedious also the fixed camera angle and tank controls mean that picking up the specific item you want (if you put items next to each other) can be difficult to do. It’s not hte biggest deal but it builds on other issues. Several of the new enemies you encounter are a pain to deal with, while the auto-aiming is present here it sstruggles to work against enemies at different elevations(especially those monkeys) making it a struggle to get to work. This is also present in some of the bosses you fight to a point that the best strategy for beating one is to just spam it the second it spawns, ending the “fight” in seconds. While there are several levels it starts off stong with a level on a train, this presents a unique enviorenment to fight in as there is very limited space and atmospherically it is strong. This shifts to another mansion which is a much weaker and lengthy section that kills the pacing. Despite all of this the worst aspect is actually the story. Taking place just a day before the events of the first entry it follows the lead up to the mansion incident. The introduction of Queen Leech, an opera singing man that controls leeches presents a drastically different tone and becomes a bit too absurd for me to enjoy. ) has a desire to connect to other entries which overall make the story weaker as it features heavy references to the first entry and even some references to 2. Pacing is the biggest offender of the story as there are frequent cutscenes that will take you out of the story. These cutscens will often feature information your character doesn’t have completely breaking the immersion and failing to keep the story compelling or mysterious. A disappointing entry in the franchise and one I’m glad to have behind me, some good ideas that are executed poorly. [h1]★★☆☆☆[/h1]

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