The cause of forwarding Managed Democracy is every gamer's sovereign duty!

It's Live-Service elements make matchmaking awkward, but the content offered is very solid, the mechanics are polished, the difficulties do more than just beef up enemy armor.

The Matchmaking is painful with your friends (Cant find their private rooms)
The matchmaking is doable with parks and tower (Enough Room that they can be found with enough time)

The Framerate/Netcode is BUTTERY smooth, providing a launch experience oddly above many games, which tend to trade being "out now" for "Playing well at day 1"

The Definitive Edition of the Shepard Trilogy. the ME3 Multiplayer may be absent, but the story and Single-Player accessable content are here and some VERY intuitive handling upgrades make me regret that i didn't wait to grab this version.

The harder modes make the enemies spongier, but overall it's probably the perfect revision of Resident Evil 3 without being a point-for-point rehash of the PS1 version. It's clearly got the same strengths on display that Capcom observed in Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 2 remakes.

The length is a little anemic for someone reasonably proficient, but i'd argue still worth the price.

From a series that began to show the signs of embracing formulaic structure, i legitimately think it courageous for Spike-Chunsoft to include a twist like the one we got.

10/10, would Despair again