- Provide entertainment and excitement through immersive gameplay in a horror setting.
- Great gameplay and immersive atmosphere.
- Ability to create and manage your own ammo is fun.
- More city segments than the previous games.
- Challenging gameplay with partial randomness.
- The puzzles are enjoyable and taxing.
- Puzzles can be a bit annoying.
- Some may find the game too short.
- The RPD section feels out of place.
- Players looking for a challenging survival horror experience.
- Fans of the Resident Evil series wanting to explore Raccoon City.
- Gamers interested in a mix of action and puzzle-solving.
- The game features a mix of action and horror elements.
- Players can only play as Jill Valentine.
Description
You love that stomach-twisting adrenaline dump—step right into the scariest ride you’ll ever wish to survive.
Here you are: Jill Valentine in Raccoon City, a grimy mess where shadows aren’t just dark but downright lethal. Bend backwards, dodge attacks, spin on a dime—whatever it takes. Zombies and freaky abominations won’t cut you slack.
The Live Selection twist? Each choice snaps the story off in fresh directions. Mix gunpowder on the fly to whip up bullets that suit your warped style. It’s not survival; it’s sheer, mad strategy.
- A world so immersive you’ll swear you can smell decay.
- Live Selection that flips scenes on you.
- Dodge and react like a rookie turned pro.
- Ammo mixing to fit your reckless tactics.
- Puzzles that’ll fry your brain—in a good way.
- Wide city maps begging to be scouted.
Pretend: lights low, sofa creaks, heart thumps. You’ve tangled with zombies, but this time they’re on steroids. Frustrated by games that feel like paperweights? Here the fear bites back and you’re forced to adapt or die.
One fan raves, “Feels like the world just ended.” Another gripes, “Way tougher than the last two,” which, honestly, is a badge of honour. And someone else yells, “Might be the best yet!” so yeah, this isn’t your mum’s horror game.
Some folks moan about puzzles dragging or the short burst of gameplay. Even the RPD chunk—some say it feels random—seems built for nostalgia junkies.
At the end of the day, this is for thrill junkies and die-hard fans alike. Game length and tricky puzzles? Let it roll off. The rush and tension will glue you in.
Ready or not, grab Resident Evil 3 and feel the chase like never before.
