#Resident evil 6 ps3 series#

#Resident evil 6 ps3 series#

Jake Muller, the son of series villain Albert Wesker is the plot's lynchpin with valuable blood that could save mankind from certain annihilation. Freewheeling from set-piece to set-piece, Resident Evil 6 is by far the most action-oriented instalment in the series yet, especially in Chris Redfield's campaign, demanding use of cover and copious amounts of ammunition to fend off the mutating, C-Virus infected J'avo. It's a well put together narrative, and it's absolutely enormous. Resident Evil 6 is less survival horror and more a third-person action game in the same mould as 4 and 5, but everything has been cranked right up all the way to 11.Д¬apcom has brought together three protagonists, each with their very own campaign that cross over at certain junctures.

A slow-burn B-movie inspired survival horror packed with puzzles, creeping tension and a rogue's gallery of monstrous laboratory-made mutants and zombies to shoot, Resident Evil has moved on considerably in the last 16 years or so. Back in the 90s, Resident Evil conjured images of something very different.

But then arguably neither were Resident Evil 4 and 5, since they bucked the series staples and went third-person. Resident Evil stood out as something distinctive and fresh back in 1996 when it was originally released on the PSone, but Resident Evil 6 is no ordinary Resident Evil game. There was a time when zombies were actually something of a novelty in games, and not the enemy of choice in practically every shooter ever made ever.