unimaginative Action Average fare

Unfortunately, this is also "Resident Evil" not to its original survival horror roots, as some of the reviewers say here. Rather, these are relatively shallow Action / Adventure / Third Person Shooter standard goods in horror robe that must unfortunately again decorate with the euphonious name Resident Evil to reap higher sales figures.
Basically, the game largely of cutscenes, interrupted now and then by some gameplay in which you mercifully sometimes walk a bit self through the area, pick up a few items and must shoot down a few monsters that constantly come running up a. While you are in the battle sounds a "disturbing" the music is over, once you have eliminated the last opponent. In other words, you always know when it is the same action and when it is over. Well, who's like.
True, there is no mystery and also a proper horror or scary atmosphere does not want to somehow come up with me, but the game is too fast. Quiet passages where you think or the area in detail explore needs there as not so good. Ever requested the game generally only slightly. Most items are either directly in front of your feet or are in comic boxes "hidden" which burst into a thousand pieces as soon as you plan proposes. Very realistic. Ammunition shortage also comes to hardly. As soon as you're done a bunch of enemies and out of ammo, you need have no fear, because you can be sure that you immediately about the same place, the munitions that have been fired earlier in the fight.
The back and forth switch between the characters is a matter of taste, it has annoyed me and was also one of the reasons in advance to get rid of the game again.
I can of course understand that there are people that like the game very well, but unfortunately it was again not what I personally expect from a Resident Evil.
What the game lacks are not only good, creative ideas, an original storyline, a more atmospheric, slower mood, but also more complete. With these ingredients could successfully return to the genre 'survival horror' again.