#Resident evil 6 2 players Offline

But Capcom has decided to carry out the same formula for Resident Evil 6 and throw in 2 - 6 player ONLINE co op and even a 2 - 8 (competitive?) multiplayer mode. While Resident Evil never did focus much on creating a multiplayer base for itself it started off with Resident Evil 5 offering a co op story and mercenaries mode where players work together to achieve either story completion or score as high as they can with a combo chain, but with the release of Operation Raccoon City the company had made itself determined on making a game which was solely for multiplayer in the Resident Evil world.

#Resident evil 6 2 players Offline

While offline coop is still limited to 2 players the real fun will definitely encourage you to go online more often. This is by far the largest multiplayer addition to a Resident Evil game yet. With Resident Evil 5 players were able to take advantage of 2 player co op in either mercenaries or local / online co op through the main story but Capcom has taken it to the next level and introduced 6 PLAYER Co-op and 8 player competitive. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Resident Evil 6 got confirmed earlier via an announcement trailer which shows the story, gameplay and even a release date but what the trailer doesn't show is the new multiplayer features the game throws in. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.

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