Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City campaign and multiplayer are fun to play

[Oye! Champion]

Just came to know about the Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City campaign. I have read several articles and several comments regarding this game. I have played different games so far and in most of the games I have achieved so many things. But this Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City campaign and multiplayer game is somewhat different than other because it is relatively fun to play. This game is really a fun factor and in that I really like to play the multiplayer mode due to its obvious flaws. What do you say?

[Upendra]

When the game begins to play, it becomes clear that the game is especially suited for multiplay. The reason is simply that in a team. And during the single play, you experience this as alternating positive and negative. It is occasionally useful when you are sure a teammate sprayed with healing liquid. But when you face to face with the Birkin monster, your teammates are suddenly nowhere to be seen.The game is beautifully designed by the various environments where the missions to be completed. It is unfortunate that the environment is quite dark, making it harder to distinguish details. The background sounds are very appropriate to the game and contribute to the tension. Besides single play in this game is also possible to have multiple people to play. Here's what happens when certain commands which the team is essential, tactical cooperation. And also offers interesting possibilities as USS multiplay against the U.S. Special Opt. Team to fight. Of course you must simultaneously protect against the zombies, which leads to exciting battles.

[CRiley]

The Story of Operation Raccoon City fails on several levels, but especially so, because the player is given no reason to get involved emotionally. Your character and your team members are totally unsympathetic, especially in those moments as they try to kill the heroes we know and love. It is strange that the developers included no alternative campaign in which you can slip into the roles of the survivors, as a co-op remake of Resident Evil 2 would have been a lot more entertaining than what is offered here.

To be controlled instead of the player, the whole campaign through a single character, the co-op aspect is emphasized from the very beginning, because it will allow players to change the character classes before each mission to experiment to your heart's content.