All Mainline Resident Evil games bundled on sale for $35

Have you ever wanted to play (or replay) all of the major entries that make up Capcom long running horror series, vampire? Well, my friend, I’ve got a deal for you: a new bundle available until later this month that includes 11 vampire gamesplus some downloadable content, in a $35 bundle.

With the first release vampire Game in 1996, the survival horror series has become one of Capcom’s biggest and one of the most popular horror franchises in the world. Since that hit original game–featuring what would become core series, like creepy monsters, zombies, and plenty of tasty weed– vampire may be expanded to include Many movies and comicsAnd, of course, plenty of video game sequels and spin-offs. Not everything released was great, sure, but it helped the franchise grow bigger and bigger. And now you can have a great portion of some of the best vampire Games ever made at half the cost of buying a new next-gen video game. What a bargain!

The newly released Humble bundle packs the entire main seriesincluding what is considered to be the first entry chronologically, Resident Evil 0And the latest games like Resident Evil Village. (no veronica code, Although.) This bundle is only for PC players with a Steam account. Deal ends August 23rd.

Here’s the full list of what you get for $35, but keep in mind that all of the classic games included here are Recent editionsExcept for Resident Evil 4.

• Resident Evil 0
• vampire
• Resident Evil 2
• resident evil 3
• Resident Evil 4 (2005)
• Resident Evil 5 – Gold Edition
• Resident Evil 6
• Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
• Resident Evil: Revelations
• Resident Evil: Revelations 2 – Deluxe Edition. Resident Evil: Revelations 2 – Deluxe Edition

While some may prefer the original games, I think the recent releases –especially Resident Evil 2—Wonderful, wonderful ways to revisit this beloved interactive horror adventure. I’m also glad to see the detection Series included here. These games aren’t as fancy or big as the other main games, but they are fun. Plus, 2The co-op gameplay is unique in that only one player has access to guns or combat.

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