It’s not because of the actual mechanics of the gameplay, though-those are stronger in RE6 than they have been in any of the past games. Repetition is common during RE6’s many boss battles, where stories overlap the most-and the encounters only become more tedious every time you replay them. It also means, however, that some battles or moments are repeated in later campaigns, which can be an issue if the segment wasn’t all that good in the first place. Intertwining stories can mean brief, fleeting segments of four-player co-op interspersed throughout, making RE6’s already grand, overarching story feel more impressive. These aren’t just cutscenes, either-when you play as Leon you’ll run into a section where you’ll fight side-by-side with Chris, prompting the game to search for players currently playing Chris’s campaign to pull into your game (after a brief, skippable waiting period). That’s over two-dozen hours without digging into The Mercenaries, a score-grind mode Agent Hunt, a feature that lets you jump into the body of an enemy in a stranger’s game or attempting to go back through cooperatively or to hunt down all of the hidden Serpent emblems.īetter yet, the campaigns occasionally cross over into the others as the different plotlines converge and diverge, creating some of the most memorable moments the series has seen in years. Fans of shorter single-player stories will undoubtedly enjoy the ability to blow through any of the campaigns in five to seven hours, whereas those who prefer longer narratives will still be greeted with a single tale that lasts around 25 hours.
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