I am being intentionally cagey about the nature of the mystery you must solve or even the names of the characters involved, because discovering them for yourself is part of the fun. The clips are all shot with real actors on phones, laptops or other in-fiction cameras, adding to the realism.
You can search the videos for particular words, but only the first five results are watchable – there is a slightly hokey in-game reason for this limitation – which forces you to tease out clues. On the computer, there is a database of video clips apparently stolen from the US National Security Agency. In a nice touch, her reflection in the screen remains partially visible throughout, a mirror of your voyeuristic self. A video shows a woman sitting down at her computer, and you take control of the desktop. Read more: Resident Evil 3 review: A glimpse into post-pandemic fictionĪt the start of the game, you don’t even know what you are looking for.
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