One thing I'll say for Outbreak-- it is absolutely gorgeous. Its fully 3D environments allow for dramatic camera pans and zooms, yet still somehow pack in all the detail of RE's traditional flat, prerendered backgrounds.
In terms of gameplay, this is classic RE--grab keys, mix chemicals, conserve ammo, solve puzzles--with the story line removed and multiplayer added. Branching paths, tons of unlockables, and secrets galore encourage replay--so what's the problem? Or rather, a lack thereof.
The stiff difficulty, branching levels, and especially your severely limited inventory most characters have only four slots for items make cooperation among players essential, but the inexplicable lack of voice or even keyboard chat completely destroys all hope of real teamwork. Once the game starts, the only way to communicate is with 10 preset phrases "Go! Even after you master this convoluted system, deciding simple things like which floor everyone will take an elevator to, much less implementing real strategy like "Let's split up, you do this, we'll do that," is impossible.
So instead of fostering the teamwork and camaraderie that makes online gaming special, Outbreak has everyone quietly going about their own business, only occasionally working together in the most obvious ways. Single player is nearly as frustrating, thanks to A. I don't think Americans have proven they can handle an online game that demands teamwork anyone get f'd in Phantasy Star Online?
But even if we did learn to play nice, Outbreak still wouldn't be that fun. It has familiar enemies, weapons, and locales reworked into a handful of cool-but-predictable RE adventures that are actually quite good offline, but fraught with logistical issues on the Net finding lost teammates without chat, battling zombies with lag.
I also much prefer the old control style--the new 3D-style movement is much more confusing. And though the large cast is nice, only a few characters are invaluable big-sack Yoko , while others are a novelty at best fix-it man David, doctor George. The greatest evil residing in Outbreak isn't the hordes of zombies out to go all Dawn of the Dead on your ass--it's the shoddy online play structure.
Capcom claims that not being able to speak or type to others makes the game scarier, but this and things like having to wait minutes--maybe even hours! Single-player action redeems the faulty online setup with five unrelated scenarios would it have been that hard to link them somehow?
Whether offline or on, facing zombies with some backup adds an interesting gameplay mechanic to the RE formula. If only the online setup weren't so disappointing Resident Evil - Outbreak. From the back cover. GSDX v. SPU2-X v. We couldn't find some of the information and covers for this game.
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