Resident Evil 5

The gorgeous graphics, the superb sound, the great (if sometimes twitchy) AI of your partner and the jaw-dropping gameplay take everything that was brilliant about Resident Evil 4 and ramp it up to the next level, making for one of the best gaming experiences ever!

Resident Evil 5 doesn’t revolutionize Resident Evil 4’s gameplay, but it does provide a solid and entertaining entry in the series.

The setting change works well, and the story will please series followers, with surprises and comebacks which will thrill Resident Evil fans. Resident Evil 5 offers a quality experience, despite some incongruities - all of them can be overlood -, which will engage us in front of the TV for hours, thanks to its gameplay and its high doses of action, tension and fun.

It’s not going to revolutionize videogames and is definitely not a huge step forward in the series, but it contains some of the coolest set pieces and most incredible boss fights I have ever seen in my entire life. And that makes me very happy.

It is a great game, one that is a faithful update to a game that only four years ago attained universal acclaim, but in that time, things have changed and, for better and for worse, Resident Evil 5 has only made baby steps when compared to the giant leaps that its predecessor made, and because of this, won’t be getting near that perfect 10. The issues with A.I and the controls will put off some of the more fickle gamers, but for those of you who part with their £40, like an A.I controlled Sheva to a horde of zombies, you’ll find plenty here to get your teeth into – fans and newcomers alike.

Thanks to the game's stubborn loyalty to stop-and-shoot, the result is distinctive, but with suspect partner AI to contend with, this is a game that only truly comes into its own with a friend who's up for a challenge.

Quotation forthcoming.

Nota 10 por ser um dos melhores jogos coop locais. É muito bom detonar os zumbis com um amigo ou meu pai do lado..jogamos muito e sempre será um dos melhores. O Cris socando a pedra é épico!

Great game but needs a remake asap. fun with a friend. woth checking out if ur playing the entire series or what more of the lore.

fine entry to the franchise. chris and sheeva are great here. the story is interesting and there's some fun to be had. despite that, the game is heavily flawed. the gameplay here differs to that of the other games in the franchise. the environments that the game takes place in are pretty easily the worst in the franchise too. they just feel really bland and uninteresting. lots of parts of the game here really feel like chores to get through. just really annoying. still a fine entry, however undoubtedly flawed.

the uroboscos is **** annoying he is **** and i left game because of it otherwise it is nice game gfame developers are mother **** to not research about the healthof boss it is piece of **** garbage lazy developers

1 of the worst resident evils to date. Rather then making it a solo game and then adding co-op after it's the other way round. You don't have enough inventory space so you spend half your time managing stuff. Even if you remove the annoyance of co op changes the game is still terrible. With constant QTEs and bullet sponge enemies. They obviously added more enemies for 2 players but playing solo your AI companion is useless. The QTEs are so short it's like they want you to fail them and then remember the pattern and do it again just to pad the game out more. This hole game has terrible art direction and everything feels the same and forgettable with only a couple chapters that looked different. The environment feels so static and boring. Only once did they actually have something going on in the background which was the exact same part they used in the demo back when this game launched. The hole game just felt like a drag where I was so frustrated managing 2 inventory, dying to annoying QTEs where sometimes it's less then a single second to react (I play guitar hero on expert) so unless you're holding your finger on the button before hand then you ain't hitting them. And half the game having no ammo and then the second half having more then enough. And the controls and character movement are just awful. When you aim and movement the camera at the same time it will aim miles off aswell. There was a couple bosses that were fun but the main boss was the worst one out them all. Your just running around the hole time. If they remake this game I seriously hope they change the hole thing and just use the same story. New voice acting, art style, inventory management and obviously make it single player. Re5 feels like an early PS2 game but it launched on the Xbox 360/PS3. There is some elements of fun but they get ruined by the filler plastered all over the place.