I initially shunted things to a more middling setting, which is what you see above, and by and large everything ran okay. It defaulted to the lowest options, but as I’m running an i7-3820 with 16GB RAM and a GTX 670, I figure I can run it a little higher. Not the largest number of options I’ve ever seen, and a few of them are spookily imprecise (“Effect Generation” apparently changes “the amount of effects to be generated”) but there’s enough fiddle-ables that I’m relatively satisfied. Okay, now that the game has started, I can pause and find options! I’d like to add that the game also offers a selection of 11 display languages and five voice languages, which is rather impressive.Īpparently, biological weapons now blow up skyscrapers. Okay, apparently I meant “let’s start up episode one of Biohazard Revelations 2.” I guess the options menu appears after starting a profile? So, let’s start up episode one of Resident Evil Revelations 2, and take a look at the options. From what I can gather, this first episode isn’t the longest thing in the world, but right now I’m more curious about how it runs on PC rather than how enjoyable it is. I haven’t had the chance to actually finish it, mind you. Episodic games are nothing new, but episodic games with the episodes released weekly rather than every few months… well, that’s something I’m very, very curious about.
This is less down to the game itself (although the prospect of a playable Barry Burton is certainly a welcome one) and more down to the episodic nature of the game. Resident Evil Revelations 2 has had my attention for awhile.
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