Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City — Raccoon City is drowning in an epidemic, and those who were human yesterday walk the streets. The corporation's squad receives orders to clear the city and remove unnecessary witnesses, including survivors. The streets are cordoned off, and cleanup squads come to the aid of the zombies, shooting at anyone without a rank insignia. You can play alone or with three people, and the roles are distributed between the fighters: someone carries heavy weapons, someone works as a sniper, someone heals. Events unfold parallel to the well-known story, and familiar heroes are encountered along the way as targets, and not as allies. In addition to the campaign, there are separate modes: in one you have to survive against the waves, in the other the parties converge in battles with each other. The classes differ in equipment: the medic has first aid kits, the scout has mines, and the attack aircraft has heavy weapons. You will also need the ability to work with partners, since the city rarely handles alone. Shootings take place from a third person, and zombies react to light, noise and blood. The smell of blood attracts packs, so after a fight it is better not to linger in place, and you have to drag your wounded comrades on yourself. There are enough weapons and ammunition, but the enemies do not end: in addition to the dead, mercenaries, police and military personnel work in the city. Some episodes require you to hold a point or make your way to the exit while sheer chaos is happening on the screen. Some of the missions are connected to the corporation’s laboratory: documents are stored there that explain who started this disaster. For the materials found, they give you additional equipment, so it’s worth inspecting the cabinets. For those players who want to look at a familiar disaster from a different perspective.