Veteran players have the layout memorized, and there isn’t enough of a difference for a player who loved RE2 to suddenly get lost in say, the Outbreak File 2 version of the location.Īll that is about to change, however, as the new remake is completely overhauling the entire building. It’s also perhaps one of the most consistent locations, despite receiving various changes and upgrades over the years, the general layout and look of the building has remained the same. It’s an iconic environment that serves as a centerpiece for nearly everything that happened during the Raccoon City outbreak and carries a deep seeded nostalgia and familiarity to it for fans of the series. The RPD building is perhaps the single most explored location in all of Resident Evil history, appearing in almost ten games to date. Today I’m starting with the simplest aspect to analyze, the RPD station map. So let’s sift through all these videos so we can properly analyze and discuss what we can from the Resident Evil 2 Remake demo!įor the sake of not wanting to write a ten million words long article, I’ll be breaking down each aspect of what we can find in the Resident Evil 2 demo (locations, weapons, design, etc) into separate articles. Collectively, there are hours of footage to go over (even though they’re all of the same 20-minute demo), and trying to sift through all of them to analyze and discuss is something only an absolute madman would try to pull off.

While I already wrote a pretty extensive analysis of the two trailers released so far, there’s tons of gameplay from the E3 demo, each video showcasing its own unique tidbits to scrutinize and analyze. Whew! What a rush all this Resident Evil 2 Remake stuff has been.

Full map of resident evil 2 remake