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>console
Original was on PC too. And some others.
I have a pal who played 'em, and found it great. I did not have the patience, for the controls sucks. And perhaps for solving puzzles, I think I lacked the English to pick up the clues and had to resort to trial and error.
>you dont have enough ammo to kill every monster you meet
That's for sure. It is a great tool to create the tension they aimed for.
>might steal their ideas and include them in my tabletop rpg sessions.
Keks. Careful perhaps your players played these games as well!
>there are notes, diaries etc hidden around the maps that we can gather and piece togher the bigger picture of whats going on.
One of the Fallout 3 modder used the same technique. He made several stories, with locations, but without much living NPCs. Had to follow clues of events of old, from the time of the bombs, and later years, which lead to interesting stories and stash of rewards. Breddy gud.
>We can play as either Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine.
I remember had to play alternately to solve certain situations due to the different skillset and access to resources.