Resident Evil: Revelations

Resident Evil Revelations is a very good survival/horror and action game, whose story is situated between Resident evil 4 and 5. The game puts us once again in the shoes of Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield and we learn more about the "past" and the functioning of the BSAA.
This game is more story oriented than the other opus, with a lot of cinematic and a more advanced scenario. The game is divided like a series, with episodes (chapters) and recaps at the end of each of them. You will regularly switch from one character to another in different places in order to advance the story in a rather original way.
As for the gameplay, the gameplay is very good and has not aged badly, the game mechanics are quite simple, mixing elements of all resident evil, action and survival horror. There are several weapons to unlock as well as improvements for each of them. There are some nice action phases in the Resident Evil 5 style, which are well placed in the game, so the gameplay is renewed quite well throughout the game.
In conclusion I recommend the game to any fan of the license. I think that if you are a beginner in resident evil games, you should start with the main games but if you just want a good survival horror with a pretty good atmosphere this one is also very good.

What can I say Jills ass is 10/10

Jill's ass is amazing

jill

Its best to either have a pistol or a machine gun on you at all times. If one is low on ammo, then use the other.
You can stun the oozes by shooting both of their arms til they go limp, which leaves them open for a melee attack.
Hunters can be stunned by shooting them while they are charging.
The Rifle will have tons of ammo for it and is very powerful. It should almost always be in your inventory.
The first boss fight is the hardest one in the game, thanks to your weak weapons, infinitely respawning enemies, and the bosses instant kill attack when he gets close.
Pretty much none of the DLC is worth it. The guns are all things that you can unlock pretty early.
When you are swimming, you actually regain health by resurfacing for air.
There is a new enemy in the HD ports of the game that hangs from the walls and ceilings. Don't let it get close to you because it is a instant kill.
To dodge, either pretty up on the control stick at the exact moment an attack is supposed to hit you or press down + action to dodge and turn around facing the opposite way.
The fat oozes that explode can be defeated easily by shooting their legs until they fall. They explode automatically after a few seconds.
Scan everything. Items are hidden in the environment that cant be found unless you scan for them. If a room is big enough, items may not show up on the scanner until you get closer.

Although the story mainly takes place on a boat, it all starts with the city of Terragrigia.
This city was built by people on the water. However, Il Veltro terrorists seized the opportunity to spread a biological virus in the city, infecting the population with a virus that turned them into monsters.
The FBC sent in a number of agents including Parker and Jill (who you later play) to crack things up.
However, the city proved impossible to save. Healthy people were evacuated and the city was razed to the ground.
The game also works great on the steam deck:
The single-player campaign of Revelations is told in 4 chapters that are divided into 12 episodes in total.
On the other hand, this of course also depends on how many cases you investigate, the chosen difficulty level (I played on normal) and how quickly you master the controls of the game.
Cool is that the game is told as a series where you get to see a 'Previously on Resident Evil: Revelations' movie per episode, AND it's much better than the weak netflix series.
You also play more than one character in the game. Jill is regularly alternated by two other BSAA teams, including Chris Redfield's.

Jill joins Chris on a cruise vacation.