Blending action and survival horror, Resident Evil 6 from Capcom for the Sony PS4 is a dramatic horror experience that cannot be forgotten.

Now in high definition, the game offers multiple characters, including fan favorites and new faces, along with solo and co-op modes and new challenges for players, different from any other in the Resident Evil franchise. This edition includes all DLC, along with two costumes per main character, originally exclusively unlockable through Residentevil.net, that are now unlockable through the game itself.

Four Characters, One Fate

Resident Evil 6 was originally released in October 2012. Consisting of four separate, yet interlocking stories, players were confronted with a biological terrorist threat on a global scale. The game also drew acclaim as the first Resident Evil to feature both Chris Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy in a single title.

As characters in each of the four scenarios cross paths and link fates, so do that of the players as they meet in up to four-player, online co-op--forever changing the face of multiplayer gaming in the Resident Evil series. Got company? RE6's cooperative multiplayer can be enjoyed offline, as well. Just don't wake the neighbors.

Story

Over fifteen years since the destruction of Raccoon City... In the face of the continuing threat posed by bioterrorism, the president of the United States decides to finally shed light on the truth of what happened in Raccoon City's final days. On the day of his speech, a bioterrorist attack rocks the seminar hall--and the truth is swallowed in darkness.

However, the fight is not yet lost. In Tall Oaks, USA, Leon S. Kennedy--framed for the president's assassination--tries to save the locals from the zombie threat. In Lianshiang, Chris Redfield must combat a bioterrorism situation of his own. In the Republic of Edonia, a land wracked by civil war, Jake is hunted by...something...inhuman.

And behind it all is Ada - though to what end, no one knows. This is the story of their struggles, their triumphs, and their failures played out on a global scale...