Your map is invaluable for navigating Resident Evil 2, but there’s more information there. Your map tells you when you’re done with a room Capcom via Polygon You tend to find something valuable like healing herbs, ammo, or even a Hip Pouch to increase your inventory. Putting in the work whenever you find a combination or key always pays off. You’ll be doing a lot of looping and backtracking to open every locked door, sometimes many hours later. It’s full of puzzles and locked doors whose solutions and keys are hidden throughout the world. Unlocking every door takes time (but it’s usually worth it) Let it walk into your reticle where you’re aiming, and then fire for a headshot. Try aiming not where the zombie is but where it’s going to be.
Let zombie heads move into your sightsĪmmo is scarce, and headshots are powerful. It’s better to ignore some and save your bullets for when you really need them. Again, don’t think that you have to put down every monster you see. Sometimes this means running past or away, and sometimes it means leaving a zombie to deal with later. Taking the last two points together, consider running.
It’s good for two things: checking to see if a zombie is really dead (slash at it while it’s on the ground), and stabbing a zombie who grabs you. It’s tempting to think of these as your fallback weapon when you’re out of (or low on) ammo, but the zombies will quickly dissuade you of that notion. Your combat knife is (mostly) uselessĪside from your firearms, you’ll pick up several Combat Knives. You don’t gain anything by killing a zombie. We spent a sizable chunk of our game cursing ourselves for wasting shots hours earlier. At no point will you have too many bullets. Here are some tips to help you get started. While this version shares a name with its inspiration, it’s effectively a brand new game. Resident Evil 2 brings you back to Raccoon City.
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