The game also has a terrible excuse for this by explaining that the maps are recreations of those events to train the mercenaries.The maps from those RE titles were also not redesigned for competitive multiplayer either, meaning you have to fight in very cramp areas most of the time.All of the maps are small and boring and 2 out of the 7 maps are original with the rest being ripped from other Resident Evil titles like the Spain village from Resident Evil 4 and the African village from Resident Evil 5.Terrible optimization with choppy framerate that constantly shifts between 30 and 60, loading times take about 15 seconds, and the game is known to crash a number of times on PC.This might explain why the camera is zoomed in most of the time. When putting your character in cover you can see that the character's legs are smaller than the rest of his body. The character models for the player are horrendous too since many of them are disproportionate. The graphics are rather ugly and boring, as almost the entire game uses colors like browns and grays.The guns don't feel satisfying to shoot and are of the most standard shooter arsenal (pistol, assault rifle, shotgun).They also have no sense of strategy since they all charge at you and will chase you until you're dead. Idiotic zombie AI, who will frequently completely ignore your presence until you shoot them, and will often run right into walls when they do notice you.The enemies (both players and zombies) are bullet-sponges, which Capcom themselves seem to have known because one of the achievements you can earn is titled '100 Bullets, 1 Kill.'.It has a cover system which is only necessary for the multiplayer, but for some reason is also in the single-player, which doesn't make sense as there is nothing but zombies (pretty much all of which are unarmed), and the mechanic itself is awkward to use.The player characters wield their weapons close to their faces in a really awkward (and not to mention, unsafe) position.The only exception is pistols as it just zooms in on the iron sights because you can see a part of the character's head. When you aim down the sights, it switches to a first-person view, which can be disorienting.

The camera is extremely close to your character when walking and shooting.The game has a number of questionable design choices.

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