Resident Evil Survivor (2000)
Genres:Puzzle, Shooter
Themes:Action, Horror, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:Resident Evil Survivor is the first Resident Evil title to be rendered in real time as opposed to making use of pre-rendered backdrops. Levels are explored in first person, and when enemies are encountered the press of a button will bring up a targeting reticle for shooting. As with most light-gun games there is infinite pistol ammunition available, but limited ammunition for more powerful weapons. At the end of each level two doors are presented which both lead to different levels, although all paths eventually lead to the same ending.Show more
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.6 603
I would love to see the game released on PC. I've never had the opportunity to play it, and I've always wanted to do so. I hope that if the game is released on GOG, it will get an upgrade and PC mouse controls. I'm keeping my fingers very much crossed.
The Ark Thompson special! Hell yeah! This game is mega underrated and if given mouse aiming and Sinden gun support would FINALLY be able to be played the way it was intended. This game is a major part of my Twitch channel and has created in jokes like “ANSWER ME” and “The Phone Hang Up”. It has a special place in my heart and it will in yours too if you DONT listen to the YouTube videos and give it a shot
Of all the classic RESIDENT EVIL games released for PC in the 2000s, RE SURVIVOR is definitely the one that needs a compatibility upgrade the most. Even the classic versions of RE1, RE2 and RE3 were always playable thanks to several community patches, and they were also re-released in the future by Sourcenext bringing more compatibility, so these games were somehow still playable. RE SURVIVOR has several bugs and a single version that was never well adapted for PC, a GOG upgrade would be very welcome as it would make this classic truly playable today.
So my friend owned this game and he brought it down because as we all did as kids, lights off, curtains drawn as you sit round the TV to play games like Resi and Silent Hill etc. Only this one caught us off guard as we played on and on and couldn't figure out for the life of us why we hadn't come across a single typewriter, only for us to put two and two together, look at the game case and be like. Ah right, that's why it's called Survivor.
This game has a Chinese/taiwanese version only on PC. I would love to see this version used since i want an actual port and not an emulated version of the game.
In case GOG want to know what's to fix, You need to fix the AI a bit , the sound , the graphics , the lighting and the aiming system with the mouse. That game deserve a re-release.
Resident Evil Survivor is not a *good* game per se, but it's one I'll buy first chance I get. It's camp, it's silly and even when engaging with it on those terms, it wasn't an especially good fps; not on console that is. If the PC port (with mouse aiming) were made available, we could *at least* enjoy the campness on offer more comfortably. Please let us RE Survivors fans experiences Ark's adventure again Gog and Capcom, there are dozens of us. Dozens!
meu amigo tinha esse jogo e ele o trouxe porque, como todos nós fazíamos quando crianças, luzes apagadas, cortinas fechadas enquanto você se sentava em volta da TV para jogar jogos como Resi e Silent Hill etc. Só que esse nos pegou desprevenidos enquanto jogávamos sem parar e não conseguíamos entender por que não tínhamos encontrado uma única máquina de escrever, apenas para somarmos dois mais dois, olhar para o gabinete do jogo e ficar tipo. Ah, certo, é por isso que se chama Survivor.
Só vem
Yes just because a copy of this for the ps1 is (like many other games kidnapped by scalpels) stupidly expensive. I never finished this one so I sort of have it as a pebble in my shoe.
Po dziś dzień, boję się tej gry, a mam już 31 lat. Starszy brat grał, ja patrzyłem i się bałem. :D Zagrałbym z przyjemnością.
To this day, I am afraid of this game, and I am already 31 years old. :D My older brother played, I watched and was afraid. I would play with pleasure.
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