Unlike Umbrella Corporation's successes with many of their other experiments, RESIDENT EVIL: RESISTANCE is an experiment that failed spectacularly for a few good reasons. CAPCOM, instead of responding to the outcries of the fans by giving them a multiplayer video game that they have actually been asking for, (Outbreak 2), they did what everybody does in their unique situation by ignoring what could actually sell and be received positively to release what is basically just a Dead by Daylight clone that has been (mostly) negatively received or disregarded by the larger RE fanbase since its release. It really shows that the people at the top who are greenlighting these projects are very out of touch with the average consumer.

The game, which is multiplayer only, is basically dead, with what remnants of its population that are still active being a group of players who do not know of the many other multiplayer video games available that are significantly better to invest time into, and that actually have an active playerbase with regular updates. The game lacks proper dedicated server hosting, and so you have to hope to connect to someone who has a decent internet connection, as well as hope that nobody else in the lobby (queue times will be insanely long) is hacking/using Cheat Engine, as the game also lacks proper anti-cheating systems. At one point, RESISTANCE was a decent project that perhaps had some potential but lacked developers assigned to the project who had any proactivity for maintaining the game through fixing bugs and balancing issues and cheaters. The game quickly devolved into a failure of a product.

Additionally, fans of Resident Evil played a series of video games that have always been singleplayer, horror, puzzle games. The foundation of RE is entirely built around this design premise, and so creating a multiplayer competitive video game is unlikely to attract your core audience as such a video game is antithetical to what they are accustomed to playing. CAPCOM had a decent foundation for a multiplayer Resident Evil title, called Outbreak, that was just cooperative but perhaps players of this franchise would prefer playing with friends rather than playing against random opponents in a multiplayer setting.

Additionally, I'm pretty sure that, by being bundled with a purchase of RE3, it's an excuse from CAPCOM to not have recreated the beloved mercenaries mode for that remake.

Es ist zwar gut gemacht aber das hat nichts mit Resident Evil zu tun.

no one will play the mastermind no one