I loved that they took puzzles and even traps from past games as a sort of homage to Resident EvilвЂ™s glorious past. Which isnвЂ™t far from the truth.ДЄdam: That was actually one of my favorite things about this episode the first third consists entirely of exploring and solving puzzles inside an eerie environment. YouвЂ™ll have to excuse me while I gush like a nerdy fanboy. You go in needing to search those unlocked doors for the right pieces and parts to get those other doors unlocked. You go in with a few locked doors, and a few unlocked doors. Lost In Nightmares should be called Lost In Memories. But you are in a mansion that looks strikingly familiar, with a lot of locations looking the same as well. When you start the game you ask yourself, вЂњWait, am I in the mansion from Resident Evil 1?вЂќ No, unfortunately that mansion is a distant memory. Yet when I walked through the familiar mansion doors, I felt at home. Walking down a familiar corridor and then in the distance you hear dogs barking and I thought вЂњHere it comes, zombie dogs.вЂќ But nothing. I felt they shouldвЂ™ve thrown in at least one other threat to break up the repetition. Then theyвЂ™d mix it up and throw two of them at you, but it just wasnвЂ™t enough. Sure, the episode takes less than an hour to complete, but there was really only one true foe and you had to just keep fighting it over and over again. It kind of gives me hope that we will be in for something similar in Resident Evil 6.ДЄdam: You kind of touched on one of my other issues with the game: the lack of enemy variety. It wasnвЂ™t as long as I would have hoped but it didnвЂ™t really matter. However, despite the lacking of the undead, I loved Lost In Nightmares. Being in that mansion I craved zombies, and I did not receive. In case you havenвЂ™t caught on to my theme, the one thing, and I mean only one thing missing was zombies. I went further in to find a heaping helping of a new large creature, but no zombies. I almost thought yes, those things are zombies. I went under the mansion into the very creepy holding cells of experimented on patients. I searched the mansion, heard weird noises. TJ: At every turn in that creepy mansion, I thought, this is it. No zombies, no dragging of feet, no pitiful wails of a once-human creature searching for food. IвЂ™d raise my gun so I could fire a bullet into its brain and thenвЂ¦ nothing. I just knew I would run into one and before I did IвЂ™d hear the telltale moaning and shuffling of feet as it closed the distance between us. The first was my partner who, if youвЂ™re playing alone, tends to hover over you like a dog expecting a treat. As I explored what could easily pass for a replica of the Spencer Mansion from the original Resident Evil, solving puzzles and not knowing what was waiting for me around each corner, only two things kept me from forgetting I was playing Resident Evil 5. At least thatвЂ™s the only glaringly obvious thing that I felt was missing. Technically nothing is perfect, but I do have to say to make this DLC perfect they are missing just one thing.ДЄdam: Zombies. Could it be? Did it break the mold of the mold? I want to say it. Well, the first DLC pack is out, TJ and I have beaten it, and decided that this is (mostly) what weвЂ™ve been looking for. So head on past the break and see what we thought.ДЄdam: Resident Evil 5 recently had some DLC come out that was supposed to fill in some of the plot holes in the gameвЂ™s story, namely the flashbacks where Chris lost Jill in their fight against Wesker, as well as Josh and JillвЂ™s (ran up the hill, er, sorry) escape from the Tricell facility. We got a chance to play the new DLC вЂњLost In NightmaresвЂќ, over and over and over again. Today we delve into the wonderous world that is Resident Evil 5. Adam and I have joined forced once again for another co-op review.

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