Resident Evil: Code Veronica

Resident Evil: Code Veronica [バイオハザード コード：ベロニカ], the fourth game in the Resident Evil [バイオハザード] series after 2 and 3. How does it compare? Very well, actually. It's just as good as it's predecessors, honestly. The gameplay is intact, sure, it's a bit more action-y, but it's nowhere near the level of Resident Evil 4. The pre-rendered backgrounds are gone in favor of the new 3D but the angles are still very much intact, the puzzles are great, and of course, there is a good variety of gunplay. This is the first RE title in the 6th generation so the graphics are better, but not in a entirely other field because this was literally 3 months after the first console, the Dreamcast, had come out, so it's not nearly the level of Resident Evil Zero or Resident Evil [バイオハザード] on the GameCube.

The story in the game is pretty crazy, and definitely hard to predict, it introduces new characters with ridiculously fleshed out backstory, through the use of various logs you can find, as usual from the RE series. The difficulty in the game is good, as a true survival horror game should, but something that needs to be mentioned is there just isn't enough ammo for you to kill everything in the game, you're gonna need to save those precious grenade launcher rounds or you'll be in for a tough time. The bosses are really cool, definitely, especially the final boss, wow-factor and scare-factor are very high here. It's an above-average title and a very good amount of length to it, so I can recommend this one easily.