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I would recommend this game, but in my opinion, it is not top tier. I had a great time playing, but I would say the game's story is somewhatI would recommend this game, but in my opinion, it is not top tier. I had a great time playing, but I would say the game's story is somewhat forgettable, therefore, I would not rate it higher, because a higher rating would require a story that I was lost in.

Still the best survival horror, on PS5 ray-tracing and 3D audio add a lot to the atmosphere (though high performance mode is a little iffy).

The RT mode really kills the game's framerates; it does look visually better, but runs very poorly. With RT mode off, you get a solid 60fpsThe RT mode really kills the game's framerates; it does look visually better, but runs very poorly. With RT mode off, you get a solid 60fps (just like the PS4 version running on PS5) and the option of 120fps target which I couldn't test myself. The dualsense features have a barebones implementation just like RE8, meaning you get trigger resistance while shooting (and while aiming with a non-pistol weapon) but no specific haptic feedback.The advertised 3D audio feature seems to be here to some extent, but again it's not that noticable and I couldn't compare it to the PS4 release.Also there are no additional content, as mentioned by Capcom.

The game is the same amazing game that came out in January 25, 2019, but with better graphics. This is an amazing game to replay it's a freeThe game is the same amazing game that came out in January 25, 2019, but with better graphics. This is an amazing game to replay it's a free update and if you haven't played it yet I highly recommend you give it a try. It's the best Survival Horror Video Game that's come out the past decade. It didn't win multiple game awards for nothing back in 2019. Anyway if you read this review thanks and have a wonderful day..

B Scenario and many other stuff were cut, the overall story is illogical and Inconsistent, repetitive boss fights, compared to the originalB Scenario and many other stuff were cut, the overall story is illogical and Inconsistent, repetitive boss fights, compared to the original game this is 50% Remake

Capcom hasn't gone to any great lengths with its updated PS5 version of Resident Evil 2, offering fans and newcomers two imperfect graphical modes to choose from. Very speedy load times will have you immersed in a flash, though, and the support for the PS5's adaptive triggers adds another extra wrinkle on top. Resident Evil 2 is still every bit as good as it was three years ago; this PS5 version simply gives you the chance to experience it all over again with further shine.

I played the original Resident Evil 2 game a few times thanks to a relative, but with the Remake, I loved it. It's the same game, just withI played the original Resident Evil 2 game a few times thanks to a relative, but with the Remake, I loved it. It's the same game, just with new and improved areas to explore, new face upgrades, old references from the original game, and total hell getting S+ in Hardcore. I prefer the normal difficulty better to continue discovering more details of this gem. The best remake of video games that have been made, it was worth spending my money.

RE2 is one of the most played games in my life and this remake met every expectation I had. Great graphics, great story, great gameplay andRE2 is one of the most played games in my life and this remake met every expectation I had. Great graphics, great story, great gameplay and it's faithful to the original. A must play!

One of the best remakes of games ever made, the game brings new details to the plot giving more cohesion to events. Gameplay as well as allOne of the best remakes of games ever made, the game brings new details to the plot giving more cohesion to events. Gameplay as well as all the dynamics and graphics of the game are accurate. Some elements of the classic game were missing. I felt that there was a lack of interaction between the protagonists.

I’m really Surprised this is the best remake I’ve ever played it’s super stunning and give you the same feeling as the old game but in SuperI’m really Surprised this is the best remake I’ve ever played it’s super stunning and give you the same feeling as the old game but in Super Development in Graphics and gameplay Without cutting anything from the old one.

This was perfect. It is how I dream every remake should be like. Unfortunately, they didn't follow the same path while remaking Resident EvilThis was perfect. It is how I dream every remake should be like. Unfortunately, they didn't follow the same path while remaking Resident Evil 3, so that was dissappointing.

When this game first came out in the beginning of 2019 I had just broke up with my ex-girlfriend, I wasn't not feeling the greatest because ofWhen this game first came out in the beginning of 2019 I had just broke up with my ex-girlfriend, I wasn't not feeling the greatest because of that. I bought this game because I loved the original from 1998 and I was met with a fun horror survival experience masterpiece (like the original), which made me forget about my relation troubles.

I never played RE2 and was really looking forward to finally play it once it got this awesome remake.That being said, I enjoyed everythingI never played RE2 and was really looking forward to finally play it once it got this awesome remake.That being said, I enjoyed everything this game had to offer. The story, the characters, the action, the tension and the graphics. Everything is 10/10. Sadly, for me, it is a little short. I know I know, it comes from an era when games have been that way but still, I had hoped Capcom had added some additional content. The second run is never my style since I hate to replay games as soon as i finished them. I know it has some different parts and slightly different story but all in all it has a lot of the scenery recycled. To me, that is a downside but I can see why people like the different perspectives of the playthroughs.Other than that, I have no complains whatsoever. It was a really good game.

A world-class experience. Love the characters, love the storytelling, love the graphics and sound, love the cutscenes. Very fun andA world-class experience. Love the characters, love the storytelling, love the graphics and sound, love the cutscenes. Very fun and challenging puzzles to solve. Great achievements to obtain. And "Extra Modes" is good end-game content. Without a doubt the Game of the Year 2019. So far the best Resident Evil games are Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil: Revelations, Resident Evil: Revelations 2 and Resident Evil 2 (remake).

I want to mention the characters look like preteens. That's the first thing I noticed. That alone ruins any believability in the charactersI want to mention the characters look like preteens. That's the first thing I noticed. That alone ruins any believability in the characters having any depth or that the creators have any thought of trying to make an intelligent game. Next clue was a sign on a two way street that says "one way". Next the game says explore. There's NOTHING to explore or interact with except the one thing the game wants you to do. And it continues like that. Moving from one forced action to the next interspersed with ultra violent senseless imagery. Ancient Rome they enjoyed watching humans getting ripped apart. It was the national pastime. You know what happened to them? I'm appalled there's so many high reviews for this linear, overly violent, unintelligent, immoral, crude, abomination. It's nothing like the original. Graphics don't and never will make a game good contary to the claims here. And they're not even very good. It looks just like the other modern terrible RE released. Linear and vile. Play Alien Isolation.

The stunning graphics, incredible survival horror combat and wonderfully eerie setting make picking up a copy of Resident Evil 2 a no-brainer.

A Great Remake, such a nostalgia.I've first played this game with my uncle when I was 5. Now seeing it remaked, it's so much fun. FirstlyA Great Remake, such a nostalgia.I've first played this game with my uncle when I was 5. Now seeing it remaked, it's so much fun. Firstly I loved how they integrated the RE 4's shoulder view to the characters. I think it's best to demonstrate the gameplay to the player now. So many details in the models. Graphic engine is really smooth, detailed and optimized. Loved the variations of the zombies (if I'm not wrong 12 different male zombies and 4 female ones, which is a great detailing.) Loved the model depart system applied to the zombies so that the limbs can fall with each shot. Leon looks a little bit like a puppy with his voice. Claire also looks good but a little bit chubby on the cheekbones. I'm just critizing these for a better visual/performance. I think Leon and Claire should share more moments and cooperate more in the gameplay, yet if we play second-run it automatically ignores the first run for the other character, which is odd. I think Ada should have more role in the game since we will not be able to see her soon. They really put some great effort in her and she looks great in this remake. My first play was long (about 10 hours). I have tried to investigate everyplace and confused going to the places to solve the problems in the map so I had to go over like 3-4 times in my first run. The other runs were pretty faster for me, except the different riddles. (My last run was about 2 hours) Anyway, I think it's a little bit short game but still loved the visual greatness, the nostalgia, iconic characters coming back to life again such as Leon, Claire and Ada, also seeing Mr.X was great. Looking forward to the next game. CAPCOM did such a fantastic job with the whole models, textures, game engine, gameplay, mocaps (especially for the storytelling). They screwed things up in RE 6 but I think they put some effort and tried to fix their sins in the recent games such as RE7. I hope to play RE 3 Remake and RE 8 when they come out. Well done.

The remake of Resident Evil 2 succeeded and can’t be criticized for much. Converting the original game into a modern form sets the bar for all future remakes really high and shows how it should be done.

A true remake in every sense of the word, Capcom’s 2019 Resident Evil 2 captures the heart of the original in a wonderful recreation.

Resident Evil 2 comes in 2019 in all the glory you'd expect from such a mammoth franchise, bringing players new and old the same magnificent story but with spine-chilling new graphics and mechanics that will make even those of you with nerves of steel to experience the occasional lift-off from your gaming couch. Nothing negative can be said regarding the game, except for the difficulty and sense of dread and helplessness you get sometimes, but then again, that is the recipe for a good survival-horror title!

Resident Evil 2’s remake highlights just how great Capcom’s first sequel in the Resident Evil series ways, but does it in a way that makes it the most compelling entry in the series thus far. It’s smart changes merge with the classic design expertly, while its atmosphere is rich thanks to gorgeous lighting and incredible sound design. It’s a reminder of the past, but this remake would be a fine direction for the future of Resident Evil.

This remake of Resident Evil 2 is done masterfully. What fun i had playing through Leons campaign and Claires B scenario. This game combinesThis remake of Resident Evil 2 is done masterfully. What fun i had playing through Leons campaign and Claires B scenario. This game combines item management, tension, horror, fighting zombies and monsters, solving puzzles and a solid story in a way that innovates, but still stays true to the original from 1998. The difficulty on normal is well balanced. The different creatures are challenging to kill, but never unfair. Same goes for the puzzles. Some can be solved by just guessing and pressing buttons, others require more (logical) thinking. Those puzzles that require some brainpower are also challenging, but never impossible and leave you with an honest feeling of accomplishment after you solved them.The only negative points i can find are the soundtrack, which is barely there and doesn't really stand out compared to the original and the easy, unoriginal bossfights. Wasted potential in both cases in my opinion.What i especially like about the Resident Evil games is the fact, that they slow down the gameplay, they make you stop and look at the details, they make you think about your environment, about your inventory and how you proceed. It is a very welcome change and contrast compared to all the other fast paced-mainstream-openworld-battle-royale-mech-war-scifi-shooter-games currently out there. Although there are some jumpscares here and there, they aren't used too often. If you are not afraid and can stand the horror, try this game out! It might be worth it.

The new Resident Evil 2 is everything the original was; tense, scary, brilliant and filled with secrets and additional content to find. But it's also a game perfectly suited to 2019, not just because of its cutting edge look and sound; but because we don't get games like this anymore, and that's a shame.

Omg, this game is absolutely amazing and awesome game ever i playing.. it is very scary. i have no problem with shooting zombies with manyOmg, this game is absolutely amazing and awesome game ever i playing.. it is very scary. i have no problem with shooting zombies with many bullets.. Sound and voice acting are great.. graphic look stunning especially atmosphere details on everything i see.... Story and opening intro are great.. Thank You : Capcom for incredible job on this game. Please do remake for RE 3 Nemesis with Jill Valentine for PS4 and PS5

Once a masterpiece, always a masterpiece!!Capcom has really done it with this amazing masterpiece and have gained themselves the title ofOnce a masterpiece, always a masterpiece!!Capcom has really done it with this amazing masterpiece and have gained themselves the title of King of Remakes!! This game is absolutely what I could've asked for. It has got RE4's view that actually fits perfectly! This game is a must play for everybody!!!

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If one were to judge a horror title solely on its ability to suspend its audience in a state of dreadful tension, Resident Evil 2 would be quite accomplished.

Once a masterpiece, always a masterpiece!!Capcom has really done it with this amazing masterpiece and have gained themselves the title ofOnce a masterpiece, always a masterpiece!!Capcom has really done it with this amazing masterpiece and have gained themselves the title of King of Remakes!! This game is absolutely what I could've asked for. It has got RE4's view that actually fits perfectly! This game is a must play for everybody!!!

Resident Evil 2 Remake is a triumph of clever, polished game design, and is quite possibly our favourite game in the series. It leans into terrifying close encounters more than epic action setpieces, but that’s really what the series is about, and RE2 does the terrifying perfectly. Enemies are superb, and the game boasts the best zombies in any game ever - unrelenting and mostly unstoppable, they’re just creepy. Then there’s Mr X, the game’s own Jason Voorhees, continuously stalking you throughout. We loved every moment of Resident Evil 2, and even if you know the first game inside out, you won’t know the Remake at all. If you’ve ever loved a Resident Evil game, or wished that RE7 was third-person, want to go back to RE2 and its great horror design, or just want a horror-action game… get Resident Evil 2 Remake. You won’t be disappointed.

After reinventing the series with Resident Evil VII, returning to Raccoon City to relive past glories proves more than welcome. Calling Resident Evil 2 a remake, however, almost seems reductive. It looks and plays like a brand-new game, prodding the nostalgia glands while delivering something that feels fresh. Resident Evil 2 is expertly executed and bloody sublime.

Resident Evil 2 Remake brings back the old horror and terror feel once again. It remains as faithful as its old version and merging this with new technologies, audio and visual effects successfully.

Resident Evil 2 blends amazing graphics, great sound design and intimidating enemies to create a nerve wrecking horror experience. Capcom didn't forget the series' roots while modernizing as well: the hallmark of a great remake.

Resident Evil 2 is one of the best remakes we’ve ever seen: it’s a bit different from the classical survival horror released in 1998, while still remaining true to the original game.

This re-imagining of Resident Evil 2 is everything a Resident Evil fan could ask for, taking the series back to its roots without feeling old. It is single-player survival horror at its finest, and quite possibly the best Resident Evil game ever made.

By trying to please so many different players the game will probably not satisfy anyone completely. Resident Evil veterans will feel like it is a bit too simple and unfaithful. New players will wonder about the 90s logic in spending so much time looking for keys so you can politely unlock doors when your backpack is loaded with rocket launchers and oversized shotguns which could just as easily have blown them off their hinges.

Don't labor under the delusion that, if you played the original Resident Evil 2, that you should skip this one for some reason. There’s no excuse of “I’ve already played the original, so I don’t need to grab this one.” You couldn’t be more wrong if that’s your line of thinking. From top to bottom, this is already an early contender for Game of the Year 2019, and one of the greatest reasons ever to be a survival horror fan.

Resident Evil 2 is likely the single most excellent video game remake ever created and I'm hard-pressed to think of anything else that could even compare.

Drawing inspiration from the simplicity of the original trilogy, the improved movement from Resident Evil 4 and the exciting, gritty realism from Resident Evil 7, the 2019 remake of Resident Evil 2 is the greatest genetic success to ever come out of the Umbrella Laboratories. An incredibly fresh-yet-classic experience that sets new standards on how a survival horror game should be designed in our era.

The silliness helps tie together Resident Evil 2’s combination of genuine terror with baroque puzzles and excessive action, making sure that it is frightening but always fun. It has always been the ethos that has made Resident Evil such an enduring survival-horror success for over twenty years. This remake captures it perfectly, but makes sure it has plenty of fresh tricks up its sleeve to ensure it has as much of an impact on the here and now.