Silent Evil 2

[Lebowski]

Why does this game feels like it took more inspiration from recent resident evil games then original silent hill?

[XΞИOΛLIΞИ]

Than*

[Lebowski]

Originally posted by XΞИOΛLIΞИ:

Than*

I mean, you’re not even objecting it.

[Powellinho.72]

Originally posted by Lebowski:

Why does this game feels like it took more inspiration from recent resident evil games then original silent hill?

which parts?

[The Commendatore]

Originally posted by Lebowski:

Originally posted by XΞИOΛLIΞИ:

Than*

I mean, you’re not even objecting it.

Object to what? You made a claim without providing any examples and evidence.

[Lebowski]

Originally posted by Powellinho.72:

Originally posted by Lebowski:

Why does this game feels like it took more inspiration from recent resident evil games then original silent hill?

which parts?

From start to finish.
This game is no longer psychological horror, it’s a shooter game.

[Lebowski]

Originally posted by The Commendatore:

Originally posted by Lebowski:

I mean, you’re not even objecting it.

Object to what? You made a claim without providing any examples and evidence.

If you like the game that’s fine.
I’m just expressing my disappointment.

It became shooter game which i don’t like, it’s pretty much self explanatory.

[Powellinho.72]

Originally posted by Lebowski:

Originally posted by Powellinho.72:

which parts?

From start to finish.
This game is no longer psychological horror, it’s a shooter game.

There probably is abit more shooting in this than the OG ( its been awhile since i last played it) But it still had plenty of weapons and ammo.

[EkreminciTR]

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[BlissDefiler]

Silent Hill 2 Re(sident evil)make. Because it did, mate. Careful though! I got a warning from the mods for posting about such a thing!

[Parchemiarz]

Nah, you're just romanticizing the OG. The enemies in the OG weren't a threat whatsoever and there was a LOT of combat in there as well, so you could say that it was a shooter game as well. The main difference was that, in the OG, you could run past all of the monsters with ease and not worry. Of course there's more combat in the remake, but the game is twice as long, so I don't think that it's a relevant factor here.

[Beepinheimer]

There are certain aspects of the original that would not succeed in the modern day, and Konami can't rely on the hardcore tank fans alone to turn this IP profitable. Rest assured, their decision to change the combat was not an easy one, and great care was taken to find a middle ground. Granted, its not gonna make a lot of fans happy, but personally it feels more intuitive, and they used other methods to re-inject that "disconnect" you feel from tank controls. You gotta admit tho, they really tried their damnedest to stay true to the original and pay homage.

[Hex: Cuse Me]

Just the usual bait, boring and redundant as always.

[königplatzen]

For me, it's feels pretty different to RE from the mood. And it has a good melee option, while in f.e. re4r you are discouraged to use the knife because durability
Overall, I like it

[ɸ It That Dwells ɸ]

Silent Hill and Resident Evil, the lords of survival horrors past, back in the day with the same garbage tank controls, inhuman camera angles, and the most basic beach combat systems to exist.

Silent Hill and Resident Evil remakes both sharing the same modern innovations and mechanics as they take paralleled strides.

Why are these games so alike? Gee, I dunno'.

Though the Silent Hill movies are really falling behind - we need more action oriented brainless slop by at least a few sequels.

[The Number]

Because you never played the original. This is a surprisingly faithful remake.