Resident Evil Revelations

Resident Evil Revelations Collection Review – It Takes Two to Tango

By Cody Perez

In only its first year on the market, the Nintendo Switch has received high-quality games from just about every genre you’d want minus one: survival horror. Resident Evil Revelations Collection aims to fill the missing gap by bringing not one, but two, mature horror games to the system. The first is Resident Evil Revelations that…

  • Brings genuinely spooky survival horror to Switch
  • Two player co-op is a great way to experience either game
  • The Collection plays wonderfully in handheld mode
  • Technical issues are rampant in TV mode
  • Splitscreen design is wonky and unnecessary
  • The pacing for both games is uneven

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