There are multiple threads on the Steam forums filled with users asking how to activate local co-op, only to realise later that it's not actually there. If you scroll to the bottom however, you will see this new line "The PC version does not support offline co-op play in the Campaign or Raid Mode," effectively nullifying the listed feature above. "Assistive co-op play – Players will need to switch between the two characters (Claire/Moira, Barry/Natalia) to overcome the nightmares in either single player mode with an AI partner or offline co-op," reads the page. The page lists offline co-op as one of the main bullet-points. Instead, users on NeoGAF and other forums noticed it on the game's Steam page. Unlike the console versions, the PC version of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 can only be played in single player, with no offline co-op option.Ĭapcom has not revealed this prior to launch. "Revelations 2 is a great spin-off title, and manages the uncommon balancing act of making series fans happy while offering something new," Rich Stanton wrote in Eurogamer's Resident Evil Revelations 2 review.Players who bought the PC version of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 have realised that the game doesn't support offline co-op. Here's your links to download the PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions. Resident Evil Revelations 2 originally launched earlier this year and was praised for its episodic take on the survival horror series.įar from the over-the-top action scenes in Resi 5 and 6, this returns the franchise to its quietly sinister roots - and takes plenty of inspiration from the series' high watermark of Resident Evil 4. Moira now works with fellows series stalwart Claire Redfield, and naturally both are swiftly captured and imprisoned on a remote and enemy-filled island. Penal Colony (no laughing at the back) opens the series by introducing Moira Burton, daughter of fan favourite Resident Evil 1 survivor Barry Burton.
The first episode of Resident Evil Revelations 2 is now free to download on PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
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