Have you played RE 2 remake?

The Evil within games and the Resident evil Revelations series are my favorite. Little nightmares is also a cool horror side- scroller.

I don't understand any of these! The game played great for me! It has one of the best mechanics and controls, far better than 'full budget' titles like RE 5 and RE 6 which had some big flaws. The Revelation series is amazing and the first Revelations game is the only 10/10 game in the entire series, flawless.

I would state however if you cannot really mention what makes ORC good outside of "I don't care" you are not really making a good case/ discussion for that game outside of a pretence notion.

I think I already did:

ORC was a great game with a great atmosphere, very well-designed enemies, bosses, and boss battles.

It also has some really nice, memorable, and atmospheric soundtracks. The monster design is great. The bosses and boss battle designs are fantastic, from every aspect. The Crimson heads are far better than the ones in RE remake. The game also has very high replay value.

And I never said it was flawless. I mentioned it had some flaws before. I personally didn't feel comfortable performing melee attacks, so I totally forgot about the melee, pretending it doesn't exist! And I didn't like the fact that you couldn't carry more than two guns and one of them had to be a pistol which has never been my weapon of choice.

The main protagonists were unrelatable and forgettable too. I also experienced some crashes and unresponsiveness when using some special abilities.

And you're not the only one saying they experienced glitches in the game. Some others said that too, but I don't remember encountering any of those funny glitches people talked about. The loading screens weren't long either. And the framerate wasn't 60 all the time, but it was fine and felt quite smooth. I played on PC, though. I also don't know a game named 'Socom'.

@Macutchi I like your profile picture!

I don't understand which part of the game was 'clunky' for you! It played great for me! The game has fantastic mechanics and controls.

I don't care about what 'the fanbase' say. They also praise a heavily flawed game like RE remake. ORC was a great game with a great atmosphere, very well-designed enemies, bosses, and boss battles. It wasn't flawless, but I played it a lot and enjoyed it a lot and it's among my favorite RE games.

And here are the links:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1482-horror-games/77271846

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1482-horror-games/77271846#3

I agree about the inventory. You can't expect to have an unlimited inventory, especially in a survival horror game, but at least it's supposed to be reasonable, right? RE remake just wastes your time by forcing you to repeatedly go back to the room with the item box and it's just annoying. RE 2 remake does it a lot better. The inventory makes much more sense in that game.

Have you ever played Revelations 2? It has the best inventory system in the series. You can even put an item down and pick it up later if you want to. It's very helpful. I expected RE 2 remake to do the same, but it didn't. Revelations 2 was such a great game. Both Revelations games are fantastic. I believe the first Revelations game is the best in the entire RE series.

I also agree about the puzzles. I personally liked RE remake's puzzles and found them entertaining. They weren't very easy. They weren't very hard either. I liked the puzzles and actually enjoyed them, but unfortunately, puzzles are among the very few things that game did right. The bosses and boss battles were awful (and the camera made them even worse). I liked Lisa Trever, though. I'm also a fan of Crimson heads, but Operation Raccoon city is the game that made the best version of them.

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GhostWire Tokyo seems interesting but that trailer honestly did nothing for me. Would love some gameplay

Eitherway I hope Nakamura Ikumi chans first game as director goes well, she has the portfolio to back such a project and Mikami Shinji san seems to believe in her vision. And that worked out well when a different person directed TEW2.

Hadn't heard of it before! That sounds interesting! I hope it'll be a good game. And Nakamura is the director? She was the concept artist for The evil within. I have some interview videos of her talking about the creatures' design on my board. I can post a link for you if you're interested.

And yes, Mikami wasn't the director of TEW 2, but the game turned out to be great.

I haven't played any Doom games. I'm not a fan of first-person shooters, but I've heard people praising Doom games!

Also, I've played both RE remakes. RE 2 remake was awesome, but the first remake was a pain, especially because of the fixed camera and character movements. I also hate auto-aim (which is inevitable in a game with fixed camera). The ridiculous inventory and lack of autosaves didn't help either. It was really a chore to play. I found it frustrating more than anything else. Haven't played any other fixed-camera RE games.

I agree. I want to fight and kill!

Thanks! And you're probably right. It might be better if I post it there. I noticed this site has very few boards and not even a single board for discussing horror! This is my first time posting here. I'm not familiar with the rules.

Sorry to hear that.

It's about all kinds of horror games, any horror game you like can be discussed. I'm personally a survival horror fan with The evil within games and some of the Resident evil games being my favorites.

I'm also a fan of side-scrollers.

Do you like discussing horror games?

I have a horror board here if anyone's interested:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1482-horror-games