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Remaking one of the most influential games of all time? Capcom's a bold one. But I guess fortune really does favor the bold, as the Resident Evil 4 Remake was the fastest game in the series to sell 10 million copies. Oh, and it's also pretty dang good. So good, I forgive it for cutting some of Leon's best dad jokes ("Your right hand comes off?")In his Resident Evil 4 Remake review, Rich Stanton also landed on the it's-pretty-dang-good side, calling the opening "outstanding," and the combat "utterly exhilarating," even if the whole package ended up being more of a tribute to the original, rather than having the same crater-sized impact.Below, you'll find all of our Resident Evil 4 Remake guides assembled in one place, from puzzle solutions, to collectibles, to how to complete those requests everybody's favorite merchant likes to dish out. Welcome stranger, and enjoy the bizarre, Las Plagas-infested journey that is the Resident Evil 4 Remake.
Even though it has more of a focus on action, there's no escaping some classic Resident Evil puzzles in RE4.
RE4 combination lock puzzle: Make it through the Chief's ManorRE4 cave puzzles: Large, Small, and Mural solutionsRE4 church puzzle: This annoying puzzle returns for the remakeRE4 sword puzzle: Nighty-night, knightsRE4 clock puzzle: Tick tock, it's time to unlockRE4 wrench: Regenerador + quest item = uh oh
Sometimes finding items is harder than the actual puzzles in RE4, so here's where to find some of the trickier locations.
RE4 Clockwork Castellans: As if Salazar wasn't annoying enough, now you have to find 16 of himRE4 treasure locations: Rack up those pesetas by selling treasuresRE4 Wayshrine key: All Wayshrine locations in the villageRE4 Small key locations: Open up those locked drawersRE4 Square Lock Box Key: Plus, all Square Lock Box locationsRE4 Hexagon Piece locations: Where to find Piece A, B, and C
If you wanna blast those ganado with both power and style, we've got you covered.
RE4 best guns: With a bonus knife entry, to spice things upRE4 secret weapons: Where to find these free weaponsRE4 charms: All charms, how to unlock them, and the best charms to equip
The merchant really has something against those Blue Medallions, huh? He's really got something against a lot of random things, actually, so there's plenty of requests for Leon to complete while he should be rescuing the president's daughter.
RE4 Spinels: How to get this useful trading currencyRE4 Blue Medallions: Where to find themRE4 Crow nest location: How to complete The Jewel Thief reques...Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com
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Remaking one of the most influential games of all time? Capcom's a bold one. But I guess fortune really does favor the bold, as the Resident Evil 4 Remake was the fastest game in the series to sell 10 million copies. Oh, and it's also pretty dang good. So good, I forgive it for cutting some of Leon's best dad jokes ("Your right hand comes off?")In his Resident Evil 4 Remake review, Rich Stanton also landed on the it's-pretty-dang-good side, calling the opening "outstanding," and the combat "utterly exhilarating," even if the whole package ended up being more of a tribute to the original, rather than having the same crater-sized impact.Below, you'll find all of our Resident Evil 4 Remake guides assembled in one place, from puzzle solutions, to collectibles, to how to complete those requests everybody's favorite merchant likes to dish out. Welcome stranger, and enjoy the bizarre, Las Plagas-infested journey that is the Resident Evil 4 Remake.
Even though it has more of a focus on action, there's no escaping some classic Resident Evil puzzles in RE4.
RE4 combination lock puzzle: Make it through the Chief's ManorRE4 cave puzzles: Large, Small, and Mural solutionsRE4 church puzzle: This annoying puzzle returns for the remakeRE4 sword puzzle: Nighty-night, knightsRE4 clock puzzle: Tick tock, it's time to unlockRE4 wrench: Regenerador + quest item = uh oh
Sometimes finding items is harder than the actual puzzles in RE4, so here's where to find some of the trickier locations.
RE4 Clockwork Castellans: As if Salazar wasn't annoying enough, now you have to find 16 of himRE4 treasure locations: Rack up those pesetas by selling treasuresRE4 Wayshrine key: All Wayshrine locations in the villageRE4 Small key locations: Open up those locked drawersRE4 Square Lock Box Key: Plus, all Square Lock Box locationsRE4 Hexagon Piece locations: Where to find Piece A, B, and C
If you wanna blast those ganado with both power and style, we've got you covered.
RE4 best guns: With a bonus knife entry, to spice things upRE4 secret weapons: Where to find these free weaponsRE4 charms: All charms, how to unlock them, and the best charms to equip
The merchant really has something against those Blue Medallions, huh? He's really got something against a lot of random things, actually, so there's plenty of requests for Leon to complete while he should be rescuing the president's daughter.
RE4 Spinels: How to get this useful trading currencyRE4 Blue Medallions: Where to find themRE4 Crow nest location: How to complete The Jewel Thief reques...Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com
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