Game PS5 - Resident Evil 3 Remake

•PS Plus optional (required only for multiplayer) Resident Evil 3 confronts players with the nightmarish outbreak of the T-virus, a biological weapon developed by the pharmaceutical company Umbrella Corporation. The game introduces players to Nemesis—a towering humanoid bioweapon that is not only incredibly powerful but also highly intelligent. His relentless pursuit of STARS member Jill Valentine has made this monster an icon of the Resident Evil™ series. Armed with an arsenal of powerful weapons and clad in a black suit to hide his mutilated body, Nemesis will maim, pulverize, or destroy any obstacle in the path to his target. RE Enginge Jill’s harrowing escape unfolds in the tense hours leading up to the events of the critically acclaimed and best-selling Resident Evil 2. Intense combat and brain-teasing puzzles collide in the heart-pounding final, disastrous chapter of Raccoon City’s history. Both the original game’s horrific environments and new content are brought to life like never before using the RE Engine—previously used in the development of the critically acclaimed Resident Evil™ 7, Resident Evil 2, and Devil May Cry™ 5—with high-definition graphics and modernized gameplay mechanics. Resident Evil Resistance The action-packed single-player campaign is joined by Resident Evil Resistance, an asymmetrical 4-versus-1 multiplayer game that was revealed under its working title at Tokyo Game Show earlier this year. As the Mastermind behind the scenes, players can take on the role of key Resident Evil characters such as Annette Birkin in a series of deadly experiments. Manipulate the environment and use a deck of cards to place evil creatures, traps and weaponized security cameras to eliminate survivors. For the first time in the series, Masterminds can even directly control top-tier bioweapons such as G-Birkin and Tyrant. In turn, the four survivors must work together effectively and make optimal use of a variety of weapons and unique special abilities to have a chance of escaping the experiment before it is too late.