Resident Evil Spin-Offs Deserve Remakes Too

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The Resident Evil franchise hasn't really left the limelight since its debut all the way back in 1996 on the original PlayStation. While the franchise as a whole has had its various ups and downs over the last few decades, it's always stayed extremely relevant, and at the forefront of the horror gaming landscape. And now, with some of the most beloved entries receiving full remakes, Resident Evil is bigger than ever. However, there is still room to expand, and there are a bunch of Resident Evil spinoffs that are ripe for the remake treatment.

Objectively speaking, Resident Evil doesn't have the best history when it comes to spinoffs. Over the last decade or so, Resident Evil's spinoffs have been pretty underwhelming, with Operation Raccoon City being a buggy mess of a squad shooter, and Umbrella Corps being widely regarded as one of the worst games of 2016. But not every Resident Evil spinoff has been so disappointing. In fact, there are a few good ones that could greatly benefit from receiving a remake, including some real fan favorites.

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The first games that might come to mind when fans think of Resident Evil spinoffs are the Resident Evil: Revelations titles. Originally developed solely for the Nintendo 3DS, Resident Evil: Revelations takes place shortly after Resident Evil 4 and sees series icons Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine intercept a seemingly abandoned tanker ship, which they soon learn has been infected with a new version of the T-Virus.

Originally released just a few years after Resident Evil 5, in 2012, Resident Evil: Revelations offered fans an experience that was designed to return the series to its survival horror roots, emphasizing evasion and