Set between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, you play as Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield. The narrative revolves around the bio-terrorist organization Veltro and the T-Abyss virus. However, the real star is the setting: the Queen Zenobia, a stranded, derelict luxury cruise ship. The claustrophobic corridors, flickering lights, and the sound of wet footsteps on metal create a sense of dread that rivals the Raccoon City Police Department.
The term "Complete Pack" is often abused by publishers. In this case, Capcom actually delivered. Here is why buying the pack is superior to buying the base games individually. Resident Evil Revelations Complete Pack
If the campaigns are the steak, Raid Mode is the five-course meal. This arcade-style mode strips the story away and drops you into bite-sized maps from across Resident Evil history (including REmake mansion and RE4 village). Set between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil
You level up characters (from Jill to Hunk to a silly Lady Hunk), collect weapon parts, and fight bullet-sponge bosses. In the Complete Pack, you get both iterations. Rev 1’s Raid Mode is a grind; Rev 2’s is a perfectly tuned loot-shooter loop that has kept players coming back for nearly a decade. Here is why buying the pack is superior
Raid Mode in both games is grindy, but the Complete Pack softens the grind.