+ The game has a total of 4 playable characters
+ One character acts as an attacker, while the other provides support.
+ Cooperation is awesome in Resident Evil Revelations 2 ( split-screen )
+ The monsters look interesting, sometimes even scary, but they definitely won't scare you
+ Visually, it's not top notch, but the game looks really good
+ In the main game, you will hear atmospheric humming and subtle motifs, while in the secondary Raid mode, electronic music plays.
+ The environments are much more interesting.
+ Mutants are quite resilient, and there are many of them.
+ Raid mode: a game mode so extensive that it could almost stand on its own as a solid expansion pack.



- A bracelet that changes color to indicate your current state of mind is useless
- The conversations are like: "My parents are dead," and Barry's response: "Sorry, I won't ask anymore."
- Problem with weaker AI
- The game is designed more for a gamepad
- Sloppy level design. It would be enough for Claire to stand on her tiptoes a few times to reach the ladder
- Always the same objects and animations
- The episodes came out once a week, so you have the continuation next time and then the spoiler about what happens next. I recommend not watching it
- The game without modification only supports 1080p as the maximum resolution
- You go through the same locations twice, only slightly modified, and the first ones aren't very entertaining

It's much worse than Resident Evil 4, but I enjoyed it and wanted to see how it would end.

Playtime: 20–30 hours | Completion: Campaign + some Raid Mode

Recommended

Revelations 2 takes the episodic format and runs with it. The story is split across two timelines, with Claire & Moira on one side and Barry & Natalia on the other. It’s got a good mix of survival-horror atmosphere and action, and the partner mechanics actually work well. The island setting feels unsettling and there are some genuinely tense moments.

Pros:

Two intertwined storylines with different playstyles

Co-op works great (both local and online)

Atmosphere hits closer to classic RE than RE5/6 did

Raid Mode is a blast and adds tons of replay value

Decent length for an episodic game

Cons:

Graphics and animations look a bit dated

Some cheesy dialogue and uneven pacing

AI partners aren’t always helpful in solo play

A few recycled environments

Final Thoughts:
Revelations 2 isn’t top-tier Resident Evil, but it’s a solid and underrated entry. The mix of co-op, survival elements, and replayable Raid Mode makes it worth checking out, especially if you’ve got a friend to play with.

8/10
"Come for the horror, stay for Barry Burton’s dad jokes."

nice game

No online coop
Great scam 10/10

♥♥♥♥♥♥ game

what a foolish job capcom did with this game , you have to purchase main game campaign to finish story line i bought this and i thought it would be main game but it was almost a paid demo

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is one of the best spin-off games in the entire franchise. It's great to see characters like Barry Burton return after such a long absence. I'd like to see what Capcom could do with their new engine if they ever decide to return to the Revelations series. Please give this game a try if you haven't already!

toop

fuh naw

A fun little entry. More Clare in the future please.