Resident Evil 0: HD Remaster

Considering its platform of origin, many people have not played the original. In that case, this is the perfect opportunity to enjoy this essential game in this industry.

Resident Evil 0 looks and sounds better than ever, providing the same great game as before, even if the controls feel somewhat unnatural at times.

Maybe, as a game is not as good as the original Resident Evil, but it still is a great game, and the remaster is outstanding. Also introduces a few new features, and allow us to enjoy that Resident Evil gameplay that has been long forgotten.

One of the most unknown Resident Evil games rises from dead to remember us how great the franchise was before falling in the vortex of crazy action.

Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster has improved graphics, some new stuff, new modes and still is a great classic Resident Evil game 13 years later.

Resident Evil 0 HD is a good remake of a good game. Simple as that. If you like the series, or the original production, you’ll like this quite a bit. The remake serves as a great history lesson to gamers that haven’t gotten the chance, or a great throwback for those that just want to play some good old Resident Evil. Control, camera, and visual hiccups aside, the remake is good enough to forget Resident Evil 6, and remind us of the roots of the franchise.

For anyone that has been put off the modern direction this series has taken, Zero in HD on our new generation of consoles is the perfect remedy.

Capcom proves once again that the origin of Resident Evil is still worthwhile. The games are brushed up a little bit and have small changes. Also a few extras have been added. This way the games stay interesting for everyone.

Exploring the title’s creepy, masterfully detailed environments is nothing short of a joy, and sorting out the harrowing tasks of inventory management and limited resources is tense in just the right way.

Quotation forthcoming.

Capcom hands another remarkable remaster, although it looks like they forgot the CGI cutscenes. With this new version of the game we are able to understand the birth of evil and enjoy once more a survival horror adventure up to the hype. Puzzles, resource management and average difficulty will be your partners in every moment of Resident Evil Zero.

Resident Evil 0 is an important chapter for Capcom's most famous saga, and every fan should try it. This HD Remaster is just a good way to do so.

Resident Evil Zero not only feels fresh 14 years after its original release, but it also showcases a superb remastering effort. A methodical game which truly rewards deep thought, this survival horror classic stands tall in genre that's been streamlined a little too much in recent times. If you've never played 'Becca and Billy's escapade, then there's never been a better opportunity. And for those who have survived the nightmare before, the new modes and graphical upgrades mean that there's plenty of reason to climb aboard.

The new control scheme works great in the remaster, as well, although it can get finicky with some of the unfortunate camera angles. With all the enhancements in visuals and gameplay elements, Capcom has not only set a precedent for how remasters should be done, but helped excel Resident Evil 0 into being a far more enjoyable horror experience.

Resident Evil 0 HD is a good remaster of one of the less attractive chapters from the Resident Evil franchise. Despite this, in the modern market this game is still a gem, and every survival horror fan should buy it.

Resident Evil Zero HD is a good old school survival horror, full of great, dark atmosphere. Despite the obvious technical improvements it's the gameplay that suffers the most: clunky and often unintuitive, the game has aged badly, although this doesn't affect the overall quality of the game.

Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster will remind you of the good ‘ol days when horror was horror. You will appreciate this supposedly “outdated” mode of gameplay, especially if you recall the early days of this franchise with extreme fondness.

It isn’t one of my favorite Resident Evil titles, but it’s definitely better than any Resident Evil title to come out since 4 (Sorry Revelations fanboys) and is one of the last true survival horror games that we’ve got from Capcom.

If you missed the origins of the Resident Evil saga, this is definitely a great opportunity to discover one of the most interesting chapters in the franchise. Pure survival horror visually boosted with new graphics. It's not the best RE, but if you're a fan, this is a must.