An on-rails, lightgun game does not typically mesh with any of the core strengths of RE games. Resident Evil is known for its atmospheric, tense, strategic gameplay. If your team disabled the other team's zombie repellant device, you can send the horde after them, which was fun.
Zombies would roam each map, but they don’t attack you outright. On a positive note, it was an interesting competitive shooter that didn’t just lazily assume the competitive deathmatch template (a la Halo) and throw it in a buck of Resident Evil. Props to Capcom for trying something different, but this one didn’t pan out. They dumped the single-player survival horror genre and made a shooter game lost in a flood of shooter games. We say “technically” simply because this game basically had nothing to do with RE other than the obvious visual Umbrella Corp. Sure, it's got elements of Resident Evil, but this is a multi-player-based tactical shooter. It's hard to call Umbrella Corps a Resident Evil game. With that in mind, let’s get this party started! Rankings 18.
Obviously, graphics from 2002 aren't going to be as good as graphics from today, so we also took that into consideration.īear in mind: this list is still pretty subjective and is based on our own opinion. We wanted to give every game a fair shot while also considering its time period. We tried to keep in mind graphics, weapons, puzzles, gameplay, monsters, movement mechanics, plot, online events, game modes, etc. Since the release of the first Resident Evil in 1996, Capcom started the survival horror game craze and has constantly reshaped and reinvented the horror gaming genre.įrom claustrophobic mansions to the sprawling Raccoon City to the bayous of Louisiana - we went through it all! Maybe no gaming series has done more for the horror games genre than the Resident Evil series. So much like Resident Evil 2 and RE3 Nemesis, this article is getting a remake! Now that Resident Evil Village has been released, we here at G FUEL wanted to update our " Best Resident Evil Games Ranked" list.
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