1. ‘RESIDENT EVIL 3′ - REVIEW ROUNDUP!

    The latest remastered instalment in this truly iconic horror gaming franchise has returned in terrifying style. Those hardcore Resi fans will have been queuing around the block for this one to drop! However we know there’ll be some of you who’ve waited for the big names to have their say before returning to Raccoon City.

    It’s a good thing we have you covered. Below we’ve compiled the best of the reputable reviewers for your reading pleasure! Be seeing you soon, Jill…

    GameRevolution - 4/5

    I thoroughly enjoyed escaping from Raccoon City again, and I loved the expanded story. Resident Evil 3 remake is a great game that is held back from being truly excellent by a few factors. However, series fans will love seeing Jill and Carlos in a new light, and it’s practically a must-play for anyone who loved RE2 remake.

    Read the full review here.

    Destructoid - 8/10

    The remake of Resident Evil 3 is going to be divisive, just as the original was. While the action enhancements help the game mechanically (to the point where I wouldn’t mind seeing them in other remakes), the stripped-down focus and removal of some of the original’s weirder experiments hurt it. That all said, I’m still up for a yearly playthrough of both the original and the remake.

    Read the full review here.

    GamesRadar - 4/5

    The single player however is decent enough that the multiplayer is just a bonus. That said the main campaign does feel brief and light - I clocked a 9 hour completion time that included plenty of backtracking to find the few upgrades and extras scattered around. As I mentioned, there’s fewer puzzles, or multistage lock systems to unreveal, favouring instead a more direct progression of door opening. It lacks the breadth of the last remake in that sense but with the focus more on action it suits a faster pace and the balance still creates satisfying, albeit lighter, reimagining for the series.

    Read the full review here.

    VideoGamer - 8/10

    Bravery only takes shape when there are graspable stakes, and atomic bombs blow everything out of proportion. Resident Evil 3 isn’t about humans, it’s about heroes. If I could pair it with another game, for a draining double-feature, it would be The Last Of Us. Think of the atmosphere in Naughty Dog’s game: guilt-stained and sombre, its characters bent under unbearable weight. To which Capcom provides the perfect ironic tonic: when the world will end in flames, we need a supercop.

    Read the full review here.

    IGN - 9/10

    Overall, Resident Evil 3 is a wonderful continuation of Capcom’s latest remake efforts. Although its just-okay multiplayer mode falls short of the bar set by its magnificent single-player campaign, the latter does such a good job at balancing 2020 gameplay and a classic Resident Evil tone that I recommend it without reservations. Hopefully, we’ll see more classic games in Capcom’s library remade with such finesse and loving care – along with some new games, too.

    Read the full review here.

    GodIsAGeek - 9/10

    Resident Evil 3 is fantastic. Nemesis never becomes frustrating, and that dread in the back of your mind never goes away as you’re always waiting for him to pop up again. It looks amazing, with every location packed with great definition and detail. Whilst it may only take around seven hours to complete (the original was similar), there’s still plenty of reasons to replay. The game is filled with collectables that open up models and concept art you can check out in the main menu, and the shop lets you purchase weapons, outfits, and more to take with you the next time you play.

    Read the full review here.

    All in all, we’re looking at another nostalgic hit with modern day slick! It’s time to make your move and grab ‘Resident Evil 3′ from us here at The Game Collection!


    -Jack