Resident Evil 6

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There are moments of a good game buried in Resident Evil 6. The story kept me interested, the returning characters are cool, and it still looks surprisingly good for a game from this era. The movement also gives you more freedom than the older games, with sliding, rolling, quick shots, melee attacks, and a lot more mobility. When the combat encounters have clear weak points and actually communicate whether I’m damaging something, they can be genuinely fun. I also enjoyed the more straightforward action combat more than I expected in some sections. Unfortunately, the game constantly finds ways to turn that fun into frustration. Basic enemies seem to take completely random amounts of damage. One might die from a couple of headshots, while the next absorbs most of my ammunition without any obvious reason. Several bosses feel like pure damage sponges, with little feedback to indicate whether my attacks are accomplishing anything. I don’t feel like I overcame a difficult encounter through skill. I feel like I ran around searching for ammunition until the game finally decided I had dealt enough damage. The instant-death QTEs are even worse. You can have full health and plenty of supplies, but missing one sudden prompt kills you immediately. Some sequences seem designed around having a human co-op partner, which makes playing alone feel poorly balanced. The AI companion usually isn’t enough to compensate, and too many encounters become exercises in reloading checkpoints, fighting the camera, or hoping I have ammunition at the exact moment the game demands it. This also barely feels like horror to me. I prefer slower, atmospheric Resident Evil games that build tension through their environments. Resident Evil 6 takes the action side of the series and turns it up by about a thousand. It often feels more like an ordinary Xbox 360-era third-person shooter with monsters, military firefights, explosions, and nonstop spectacle. That approach can work, but the aiming, camera, resource balance, and older design gimmicks don’t support the pace particularly well. I don’t think it’s completely terrible, and I understand why some people enjoy its ridiculous action and co-op mechanics. I’ve had fun with parts of it, and there are individual encounters I genuinely liked. There have simply been far more sections that annoyed me than entertained me. It’s exhausting to play for long stretches, and compared with every other Resident Evil game I’ve played, this has easily been my least enjoyable experience.

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Despite all of its criticism, it’s a solid game with a friend.

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