Resident Evil: Revelations for Nintendo 3DS

About Resident Evil: Revelations for Nintendo 3DS

Resident Evil Revelations puts Jill Valentine aboard the Queen Zenobia, a drifting cruise ship hiding a dark experiment gone wrong. Partner Parker Luciani joins the search for Chris Redfield, and the two soon find corridors filled with mutated horrors and locked doors. The story jumps between the ship, a snowy mountain site and other locations, slowly revealing a conspiracy around a new virus. It was praised for bringing back the slower, tenser mood of the early series.

Exploration and resource management sit at the heart of the game. Ammo and herbs are limited, so every shot and every detour matters. A scanning device lets you study enemies and find hidden supplies, rewarding careful players. Weapon parts found along the way let you tune your guns to your style. After the campaign, Raid Mode offers shorter action stages with leveling and loot, playable alone or with a partner, giving the package real staying power beyond the story.

Genre	Horror
Publisher	Capcom
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2012
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Getting this horror classic now means going physical. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, and new digital purchases ended with it. A boxed cartridge from a retailer is the straightforward way to own it today. Gamers who bought the digital version before the closure can still access their purchased games on their systems, which is a comfort for anyone who picked it up during the store years.

It remains one of the strongest horror games on the handheld.

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What's inside

• A creepy cruise ship setting to explore
• Jill Valentine leads the investigation
• Limited ammo keeps tension high
• Weapon parts for custom loadouts
• Raid Mode adds hours of extra play

Best for

Perfect for horror fans who miss the classic Resident Evil mood. Slow exploration and scarce supplies keep every corridor nerve wracking.