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There's a lot of different ways I could approach this review ofResident Evil 2, but I don't write long so I just have to pick one. My choice is coming at it from the perspective of someone who has not played the original game for even a second. Seeing this remake with absolutely zero expectations from what the landmark title did back in 1998, I can say that this game absolutely rules and delivers the definitive survival horror experience I've been looking for on mobile.
Running scared
Resident Evil 2 puts you in the shoes of Leon S. Kennedy, a young police officer who arrives in Raccoon City amidst the breakout of virus that turns everything it touches into undead monstrosities. In an effort to just survive and get out of town, you find yourself uncovering what happened here and work to put an end to it.
Although this setup seems pretty boilerplate for most Resident Evil games, this game captures the feel of being in this situation better than most. There are always new horrors and tough situations waiting around every corner, and more often than not you are barely scraping by with a only a few armaments on hand.
Laser-focused labyrinth
Perhaps the highlight of Resident Evil 2 is the setting itself. Very quickly into the game you find yourself trapped inside the Raccoon City Police Station, but its byzantine structure reveals an interconnectedness to other parts of city infrastructure to create varied and horrifying environments to wander through. As more and more paths open up, you are free to wander between them for the majority of the game and backtrack to find new gear or secrets, but to do so you also need to brave through any enemies that might reawaken there.
This leads to an experience that tells a linear story, but gives a lot of room for players to have quite different experiences, all within an arc that shouldn't take more than 10 hours to see credits roll on. As a perfect example of this, I found myself finishing Resident Evil 2 with seemingly infinite ammo for a weapon I never even found, which ended up making me really have to stretch the meager supplies I could use even further.
Two games in one
After completing Leon's story, Resident Evil 2 offers a ton more to do in it, including a playthrough with another character, challenges, costumes, and more. It also is a free-to-download game that lets you try it out before committing to a purchase so you can make sure it runs well on your device and you feel good about playing it there.
If you're familiar with my previous coverage of Resident Evil games on iOS, you should know the story here isn't really different. The controls are fine if you have a controller, and game performance is on par with all of their previous releases, minor bugs and all. None of that got in the way of my enjoyment of Resident Evil 2, especially since this one is so darn good.
The bottom line
I have no idea how the Resident Evil 2 remake compares to the original game. All I know is I thoroughly enjoyed the kind of white-knuckle survival action this release delivers. For anyone disappointed by some of the more silly and action-oriented Resident Evil releases on mobile have been, this is the game you've been waiting for.
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