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DD: Resident Evil brings an episodic format to the direct sequel of the new Revelations series that it introduced back in 2012. Rather than give players the whole game in one go, Capcom decided to release this one in weekly instalments. Its a very interesting idea that really supports the already chapter-based format that the first game introduced. Only playing for roughly two hours a week gives the game enough time to flesh out the story and its characters, without getting too repetitive, and thus dealing with something that the overall Resident Evil series has been struggling with recently.

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Yasuhiro Anpo has taken part in various projects at Capcom, specially on the Resident Evil franchise. Starting as a programmer of the first Resident Evil, he continued in this position on Resident Evil 2. Years later, Anpo became one of the head producers of Resident Evil 5, and now he takes the directors seat on Resident Evil: Revelations 2.

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ADG reviews Resident Evil Revelations 2 Episode 1

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New FAQs, cheats and walkthroughs added

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Game Cheats: Raid Mode Unlockables: When you complete the following tasks in Raid mode the corresponding bonus will...

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"Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a competent and entertaining little game to play, and its well worth your time if youre looking for a more light-hearted survival horror, with a couple of decent jump moments and a dollop of tension. Were not talking pant-wetting terror by any standards instead think of it as the Shaun of The Dead of the Resident Evil franchise in terms of scare-to-laugh ratios."

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"Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a competent and entertaining little game to play, and its well worth your time if youre looking for a more light-hearted survival horror, with a couple of decent jump moments and a dollop of tension. Were not talking pant-wetting terror by any standards instead think of it as the Shaun of The Dead of the Resident Evil franchise in terms of scare-to-laugh ratios."