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Zachary Weeks writes "Zombies from the early days of Playstation (PS1), playing Resident Evil through to the current gen masterpiece Dying Light, everyone enjoys a good Zombie game as they do with a Zombie flick. But how does the rebooted and extended Zombie Army Trilogy stack up against the rest? In my opinion it stacks up quite well."

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GamesRadar:"Two chapters in, and so far Resident Evil Revelations 2 has been a thoroughly enjoyable episodic adventure. Even so, at times it feels like a series in the middle of an identity crisis: Capcom seemingly cant quite decide whether its audience is in the mood for gung-ho action or would prefer the slower, more methodical approach of the series survival horror roots. It leads to a mild sense of unease during set-pieces where youre encouraged to fire at will - after the previous hour has taught you to evade and stealth-knife enemies, to scavenge ammo rather than wasting it."

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Horror survival games in recent times have been mainly of two varieties, either one where you have to fight swarms of ugly looking monsters and/or zombies with weapons and guns like one would in Resident Evil and Dying Light or play a more passive role as you try to sneak your way around said monsters for survival in games like Amnesia and Slender.

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Max and Brian discuss how Resident Evil's gameplay has changed in the past 19 years, leading up to Revelations 2 (and we use the term "discuss" loosely).

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In today's RETROspective, Steve looks back at a defining Zombie survival-horror from his childhood, Resident Evil 2.

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