See also Left 4 Dead, which is arguably this game's Spiritual Successor, and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, which escalates the Co-Op Multiplayer introduced in the mainline fifth and sixth game to a full-fledged four-man squad. See here for more information īlack Command, an iOS and Android game that was released in 2018 has Rodriguez as a hired mercenary, part of a Resident Evil collaboration event that started from Decemto January 10, 2019. Recently fans have reversed engineered the game and have created fan servers for Japanese versions of both Outbreak and File# 2.

It was also an Allegedly Free Game, free to play, but items could be purchased with real life funds.

In it, players cooperate to solve puzzles and share items. In June 2011, the Outbreak brand was revived as a social network-based game known as Outbreak Survive. These games' place in the canon is often the subject of dispute, due to the fact that they need to accommodate all eight characters, as well as contradictions present in these titles compared to the primary series. They really don't have a singular overarching story, per se, and instead are presented as a series of short scenarios which pit a group of characters in a location and task them with following its story to the conclusion and subsequent escape. The biggest point of interest is that it's a classic style Resident Evil (aka tank controls, fixed camera angles and inventory management) but with online coop capabilities, meaning several people can work together to try to survive. Both games take place during the Raccoon City viral outbreak covered in Resident Evil 2 and 3 centering on how an octet of normal citizens - Kevin Ryman, Mark Wilkins, Jim Chapman, David King, George Hamilton, Cindy Lennox, Alyssa Ashcroft, and Yoko Suzuki - react to the disaster, along with their efforts to escape the city safely.

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