Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis chronicles the events in Raccoon City one day before the events of Resident Evil 2 and two days later, leading up to the destruction of the entire city. Among the innovations, it is worth noting the appearance in the game of a new armed boss Nemesis (or Nemesis), whose task is to search and destroy all members of the S.T.A.R.S. Unlike most of the usual enemies, this boss knows how to dodge shots, is not shy about using a rocket launcher, and doors are not an obstacle for him. Features of Resident Evil 3 Nemesed: • Continuation of the story about the events in the ill-fated Raccoon City. • New creepy stalker Nemesis. • Lots of new and original riddles. • Unlock new costumes, epilogues and modes. • Improved and refined gameplay. The main character is Jill Valentine, and a small part of the plot is told from the point of view of her reluctant partner Carlos. The gameplay has changed. Most notably, you can now dodge enemies and perform quick 180-degree turns, and certain barrels and explosives can be used to destroy hordes of nearby enemies. The player can also create ammunition using gunpowder and special tools. But the most important thing is the original puzzles of the game. Some require well-developed intuition, others will test your knowledge of arithmetic, and there are others that will require the use of an ear for music. Some puzzles have more than one solution, and in some cases items are located in different locations, increasing replay value. After completing the main story, the player unlocks new costumes for Jill and a new game mode, “Mercenaries,” in which he is given a choice of 3 mercenaries with their own equipment and a limited amount of time to complete a specific task. Of course, the important feature of the game is Nemesis himself. Unlike Mr. X from the previous game, this hunter is much stronger and more dangerous. To destroy it, you will need almost twice as much ammunition, and it moves faster than the player. As Nemesis progresses, he mutates and expands his arsenal of moves, which gives the player even more trouble.