One can only imagine that concept art or a monster profile is unlocked when that bar fills up all the way after several corpse scans.You can find a few previously hidden items with the scanner, which is neat.Ī few more rooms in, and Jill is faced with her first multi-monster battle: two standard Ooze creatures and a new guy. I noticed that scanning monster corpses fills a percentage bar. It’s Revelation’s version of the Scan Visor-it will find hidden items and give information on certain things. Luckily, it’s unlocked from the get-go this time, and Jill can find an “Item Scanner” inside. The room is purposefully set up to evoke the foyer in the original RE’s Arklay Mansion, complete with a central door bearing a mysterious crest.
After moving through some abandoned rooms and hallways, Jill gets into a foggy dining room, and things take a turn for the interesting. This was a surprise given the set up in RE4 and RE5-games I loved.Īfter getting out of the bedroom, Jill finds ammo, an herb, and a shotgun. For the curious, you can toggle between first and third-person mode for shooting things. Holding the L button allows Jill to strafe (I’m reminded of the situation in Metroid Prime), but I never found it necessary. Luckily, that’s where the gunplay comes in: hold down the R button and press Y to pull off a few rounds. It moves awkwardly toward Jill and will whack her with one of its stumpy, fleshy arms if it gets close enough.
It looks more like a Silent Hill beastie than a Resident Evil zombie-type creature. On her way back from finding the screwdriver in the bedroom’s adjoining bathroom, Jill has her first encounter with one of Revelation’s new monsters: the Ooze. I can only assume these puzzles become more complicated later in the game. The caveat is you cannot jump nodes over each other. The mini-game was shockingly good-place four power nodes on four yellow ports. The door out is locked, and Jill has to hack the lock to open the door, using a screwdriver and a touchscreen mini-game. This demo is worlds beyond what the Mercs demo offered. Valentine if you’re nasty) gets up and ready to figure out where she is and what’s going on. Cat suit unzipped and gun in hand, Jill (Ms. This is the E3 2011 demo-Jill wakes up in a mysterious bed in what appears to be a fancy bedroom. To be fair, you could play it once a day until the game releases and still have 10 plays left over. The fact that a demo for a retail product exists on a Nintendo platform at all is incredible, though that excitement is tempered by the fact that you can only play it 30 times. Today, though, everybody with a 3DS gets the opportunity to download an impressive demo that’s obviously taken straight from the full game. If you played RE: The Mercenaries 3D, you’ve already played a demo for RE: Revelations, but that demo was about five minutes long and not especially interesting.
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