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Resident Evil: Revelations 2/gameplay

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For Resident Evil: Revelations 2, an identical camera view and style were adopted as that of its predecessor, Resident Evil: Revelations. Much like Revelations, the sequel bears a stronger tone to the concept of survival horror than titles such as Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, which Capcom admitted erred on the side of action very strongly. Elements of ammunition management as well as stealth or sneaking come into play in Revelation 2's gameplay.

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For Resident Evil: Revelations 2, an identical camera view and style were adopted as that of its predecessor, Resident Evil: Revelations. Much like Revelations, the sequel bears a stronger tone to the concept of survival horror than titles such as Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, which Capcom admitted erred on the side of action very strongly. Elements of ammunition management as well as stealth or sneaking come into play in Revelation 2's gameplay. A new type of enemy appears in the form of the Afflicted, described as being very violent and attacking the player viciously on sight. Their bodies are heavily modified and mutilated and like the Ganado of Resident Evil 4. The Afflicted are capable of using weapons such as axes, wrenches, and saws. Also exclusive to this game, creatures made from the Uroboros virus are introduced as both grunt enemies and bosses. Unlike Revelations, Revelations 2 returns to co-op in its campaign, however, it was revealed that the co-op is for local, offline play only. The title also includes the return of "partner zapping", a concept that was only previously seen in Resident Evil Zero. With this, players who are playing solo will be able to freely switch between the two characters: Claire Redfield and Moira Burton. Each character has its own unique style of play. Claire is responsible for the firearms such as the handgun and shotgun she comes across in the prison facility, as well as a knife she is able to use freely. Due to this, Claire is the primary combatant and it will fall upon her to dispatch any enemies they come across, should players choose to not flee. Claire is able to heal herself with herbs found, but unlike many previous games, healing takes time. The button must be held down as Claire deposits the herb into a sprayer so she can administer healing to herself. Moira fills a support role. Her primary item is a flashlight found with Claire's knife. With this, Moira is able to not only provide light for Claire but also use the light to blind or stun Afflicted. The flashlight can be used similar to the Genesis scanner from Revelations, able to reveal hidden items and secrets that Claire otherwise cannot see. Moira also finds a crowbar which she can use to pry off boards that are blocking doors, and also swing as a weapon in self-defense. With the crowbar, Moira is able to incapacitate an enemy if she strikes it from behind and also perform a finishing attack on enemies that have been knocked down. Inventory menu returns in Revelations 2 with Claire and Moira having different inventories. While Claire comes with ten open slots, Moira only has five. Ammunition, throwable items and quest items take up item slots. Items can be discarded and they will be dropped on the ground where the character is currently standing. The weapons switch system is very similar to Resident Evil 5 in terms of using directional buttons to switch items. For the first time, both characters are also able to crouch and sneak for the allowance of stealth approaches or potentially avoiding enemies. Unlike Revelations, dodging is no longer situational and can be done with designated button and directional input.