Its great, its more resident evil 4 and it delightfully expands on Ada's character. There was only one or two moments where I was like "how did she know that" namely when she told Leon where Ashley was being held the second time, but besides that this DLC fits absolutely perfectly into the timeline. While not the same length as a 2nd Scenario campaign from say RE:2 Remake, it was fairly close. Definitely recommend and I want more Ada and Leon interactions. That said, I also kinda wanna know how Leon, Claire, and Sheryl seemingly split up after RE:2

This is less an issue with the DLC and more with the original game, but I am a fan of the more horror centric Resident Evil games, and I feel that these games hit the perfect level of tension when you're both struggling to stay alive, struggling to have enough ammo, and struggling to not puss out of the game. I wanna highlight the factory area, specifically with the big bois with wyrms in their tummies that you can see with thermals: those guys lurking and making horrible noises when the lights go out is fantastic.

Its great, its more resident evil 4 and it delightfully expands on Ada's character. There was only one or two moments where I was like "how did she know that" namely when she told Leon where Ashley was being held the second time, but besides that this DLC fits absolutely perfectly into the timeline. While not the same length as a 2nd Scenario campaign from say RE:2 Remake, it was fairly close. Definitely recommend and I want more Ada and Leon interactions. That said, I also kinda wanna know how Leon, Claire, and Sheryl seemingly split up after RE:2 This is less an issue with the DLC and more with the original game, but I am a fan of the more horror centric Resident Evil games, and I feel that these games hit the perfect level of tension when you're both struggling to stay alive, struggling to have enough ammo, and struggling to not puss out of the game. I wanna highlight the factory area, specifically with the big bois with wyrms in their tummies that you can see with thermals: those guys lurking and making horrible noises when the lights go out is fantastic.