Overview
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 6/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 40 [1840]
- Online: 3 [120]
- Approximate time to 1000: 40-45 hours. Highly depends on if you follow videos or guides [Estimated Time to 100%]
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 3. (1 regular playthrough, 1 Countdown Mode, 1 Invisible)
- Number of missable achievements: None. Replayable episodes.
- Do cheat codes disable achievements? No cheats.
- Does difficulty affect achievements? You may play on Casual for almost every aspect of the game, except for one secret achievement in Episode 4.
- Glitchy achievements: None
- Unobtainable achievements? None
- Extra equipment needed? None
- Online Pass Required?: No
- Smartglass/Kinect: No support
Introduction:
This is a sequel to the first Revelations game. You do not have to have any experience with the previous one to enjoy or figure this game out. It does help to have some previous knowledge of Resident Evil and how the games usually work, but it is easy to figure out if not.
Abbreviated Walkthrough:
This is a game that was released as an episodic game, where each week a new one came out for a month. There are four total episodes with a few different modes you can unlock and must complete for achievements. While the episodes are easy and straight forward, the challenge will come to getting all of the medals and completing Invisible and Countdown modes. There are collectibles, but they have no achievements tied to them. Most of the achievements are for doing specific kills or actions in the game. The ones that are worth the most come from getting all medals and completing the modes in each episode. Most of the random achievements can be obtained from Episode 1, but it will make your experience quicker with the game if you let them come naturally.
Note for Episode 2:
In Episode 2, I would like to point out THERE IS NO ACHIEVEMENT FOR KNIFE ONLY RUN! I made this assumption and wasted a playthrough on just using my knife the whole time, then wondered why nothing unlocked. You should have an excellent feel for the game after Episode 1. This episode is about double the length of the previous. It offers the Glasp enemy which there is an achievement for. After this episode is cleared, you should be able to have all achievements except for the next episode specific ones.
[XBA would like to thank Tyger7 for this Roadmap]