PlayStation 4 Critic Reviews

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 comes to a proper close with chapter 4; Metamorphosis. The great gameplay carries through to a satisfying ending and Raid Mode continues to be a blast.

Overall, Episode 4: Metamorphosis is a worthy conclusion to Capcom’s first episodic Resi outing, delivering equal helpings of puzzles, tension-filled gunfights, and a healthy dollop of nostalgia to round things off.

So, ultimately, is the entire package of Resident Evil Revelations 2 worth your time? Absolutely. If you’ve already played the previous chapters, there’s no reason not to check out the fourth and final chapter in the game.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2's final chapter ends up with an acceptable conclusion. A minor entry in the franchise, but completely enjoyable. Fans of the first Revelations won't be disappointed, newcomers in the franchise that like action sections will enjoy the fights and classic lovers will find some nods to the original games.

The shorter length and arbitrary conditions of the final episode may not be as well thought-out as previous episodes, but as a combined whole it is a solid finish to a spin-off that successfully restored a lot of lost faith with the Resident Evil brand.

At this point, if you’re not interested in Revelations 2, the finale will do little to change your mind. However, if you have enjoyed Revelations 2 up until now, then pick this up to finish off the story.

The final chapter in the first digital episodic Resident Evil just follows the known formula seen in the previous ones and keeps repeating its best moments till the end. It doesn't add new gameplay elements and, what is worst, it's unable to beat the great sensations left by the 3rd episode. At least, the story is tied up well (with two different endings) and, still, it offers great fun and has high replay value.

A good ending to a game that retakes part of Resident Evil's original charm. This particular episode shines despite its awful Moira & Claire section.

The Metamorphosis offers a good blend of horror, tension and action. The game is atmospherically enticing, but in the last few minutes the narrative is all cliché and the dialogue is the worst kind of clumsy.

Capcom gives its episodic Resident Evil game a proper send-off, though the uniquely constructed co-op mode is still dragged down somewhat by generic enemies and disappointingly standard level design.