This is why, in this case, lack of voiceover is actually a good thing. Anyone who has played Left 4 Dead knows how annoying it can be when you are playing an online match and the various characters keep telling you every time they reload or need help. One thing that I definitely did appreciate about the sound in this game was the lack of constant character talking. The audio has a few new elements, mainly in the form of dialog that tells you what to do and reminds you of time deadlines.

All of the locations are the same, and even though there are some new characters, most of the visuals in the Versus Mode have been seen before.

RE:Verse will be free to owners of Resident Evil Village. I don't think that there is any cross platform feature but it would be nice because I completed this on the PS3 but I'm not sure that I want to do it all again on the PS4. Sound and visuals are essentially the same as they were in the Resident Evil 5 story mode, mainly because Versus Mode uses many of the same assets. Capcom announced RE:Verse, a new multiplayer deathmatch game set in the Resident Evil universe during its Resident Evil Showcase. Instead of just running around looking for people/Majini to shoot, the controls force you to stake out a place that is open enough you can reach targets, but shielded enough enemies can't just run up on you and attack. However, the controls were not as much of a hindrance in Versus Mode as I had originally anticipated, and it actually enhances the gameplay by forcing you to think strategically instead of just running and gunning.

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