Alright, buckle up, because Resident Evil Tariff War is basically the apocalypse served with a side of corporate espionage and a sprinkle of bio-engineered nightmares. You play a former special ops agentbecause, of course, who else but a grizzled veteran gets sent on a suicide mission? Your main job? Rescue the kidnapped President from a secret lab that’s more “mad scientist’s wet dream” than government facility.
At its core, this game nails the classic third-person shooter survival vibe but cranks it up with a labyrinth of infected corridors that make your anxiety levels spike like caffeine on a Monday morning. Every corner you turn, you’re wondering, “Is that a monster or just my imagination?” Spoiler: it’s almost definitely a monster. Oh, and the ammo? Scarce enough to remind you that wasting a single bullet is basically gaming heresy. So yes, every shot counts, and you’ll be weighing your options like a paranoid hoarder in an apocalypse-themed garage sale.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a survival adventure without some nasty deadly puzzles thrown in. And by puzzles, I mean brain-scratching enigmas that require you to actually think instead of just blasting everything in sight. Seriously, I tried to get the crafting down, and ended up with a mess worthy of MasterChef’s worst nightmare. But if you crack these puzzles, you get to uncover juicy plot bits about the global state of this tariff waryeah, turns out international politics are just as brutal as the monsters. Who would have thought?
Combat’s got that tight, nerve-wracking feel where you can’t just run and gun like you’re in a Saturday morning shooter. No, you’ll be strategizing with your weapon inventory and limited resourceskinda like trying to pack for a month-long vacation with just a carry-on. And when those bio-engineered monstrosities show up, you better be quick on the trigger. That first boss fight in the dank lab? Let’s just say my keyboard almost went out the window when I realized I had to dodge at the last millisecond. GG, monsters.
Resident Evil Tariff War knows how to blend story and mechanics to keep you hooked. Save the world, or at least try not to get eaten tryingbecause in this game, the clock’s ticking, and sometimes, it feels like the entire world literally depends on your shaky thumbs.