Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis - Jill Valentine remains in Raccoon City when the city is already doomed and tries to escape before the streets are closed. The events take place a day before the story of the other part and end at the moment when the city is erased from the map. Some branches allow you to see events from the perspective of another character. The creatures gather in groups, and being squeezed into a narrow corridor ends badly. Hot on your heels is Nemesis, a boss armed with a rocket launcher and who knows no mercy. He appears suddenly, breaks the usual routes, and instead of fighting, it is wiser to run, saving ammo and first aid kits. Puzzles with keys and mechanisms are combined with decisions about who to help. The controls are classic for those years: fixed angles, limited space, awkward turns and an ammo supply that is always running low. Individual scenes depend on the order of actions, and this makes repeat playthroughs meaningful. The city is divided into districts, and each has its own creatures, its own finds and its own short stories. Some doors open only with certain objects, so inspection is worth attention. In addition to the main line, there are small branches and weapon improvements, and some of the tasks require you to decide whether to save a random passerby. The atmosphere of the city on the verge of panic is maintained until the very end. Weapons are improved due to the parts found, so it’s worth inspecting the cabinets. Individual rooms are marked on the map, but no one forces you to go there. Anyone who wants to remember what the horrors were like at the start of the series.