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I mean it's pretty expensive for me, so that's mainly why I asked. For example, I wasn't too fond of the remake for re3 and now just wanted to know whether this game was a lot like that and therefore worth (or not worth) of the money. Therefore it'd be nice to have HELPFUL replies to this discussion.
This game is about managing ammo. You don't have to kill every zombie. Only the ones that could be in your way later. Just go for shooting them in the knees to slow them or just pass them without shooting at all.
... and this game re-imagined that Classic Survival Horror formula.
So if you wanna play this game -- expecting a Puzzle Game -- NOT a zombie-popping game.
This game is far superior to RE3make. You can play as either Leon or Claire. Same story outcome but slightly different methods of getting there. Also, 2nd scenarios that unlock after completing your initial playthrough. These 2nd scenarios have different starting points and items you need are in different places.
Then there is the extra content which is pretty awesome.
If you do decide to get it (GET IT!!!), you will then wonder why, like the rest of us, how Capcom managed to drop the ball with 3make.
I can say it's even like 4 ( both A& B stories) and you need to complete Story A for one character and story B to have a so-called "true ending"