Resident Evil 1.5 Online

[Su Mcdowall]

Haveyou ever felt like an evil resident? I certainly did as I blasted through Resident Evil 4 Remake, beating down the forces of evil in my leather jacket with a veritable armory of weapons, all for the sake of saving a mildly-annoying character from an evil Spanish Priest.

Upon loading up the game, the first thing I noticed about the game is that it looks good. Really good. The Capcom team have outdone themselves with the new RE Engine, which manages to blend high-quality textures, excellent particle effects, and even ray-tracing into one amazing package. Playing through the game, the realistic character models, lighting, and detailed gore really add to the overall experience.

Sound plays another key component in the game. By listening to enemy footsteps and shouts, players can figure out where they are before ever seeing them. Moreover, the haunting music and drawn out ambient sounds create a fittingly depressing atmosphere, which is at times, terrifying. Each voice actor is also doing an amazing job, especially Nick Apostolides, who does an excellent job of portraying our well-meaning but jaded protagonist.

The game awards accuracy, with headshots dealing more damage and staggering enemies. As the difficulty of the game increases, missing even by a little bit can mean the difference between life and death. On higher difficulties, precision is a must, meaning that the skill ceiling is quite high, inviting players to come back and replay the game on a more difficult skill level.

Alexander Liu. Hi, I'm Alex (he/him) and I'll be a staff writer for SCO this year. I'm passionate about public policy and international relations. In my free time, I enjoy drawing and watching terrible rom-coms. More

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