Definitely, very interested in your thoughts on the game and its levels  of accessibility .

Hi.
I'm interested as well. I'm following this topic with huge interest.

Please post soon, might pick this up.

I have to be away from home for a while and I won't be able to play the game till Monday or Tuesday. I was able to read the walkthrough a bit though, and from what I've gathered there seems to be lots of puzzles. Frankly, I'm not sure that they would be doable compared to RE7, but I'll keep you guys updated. Hopefully mr.brunete gets to try them before I do so we can get an idea on how it goes.

http://www.powerpyx.com/resident-evil-2 … lkthrough/

Seems like we can get lost pretty easily in this game. Managing items in the inventory seems to be a requirement as well, and I have no idea on how to deal with the puzzles.
The game is too expensive for me just to buy and give it a try, which might turn into a failure for me. So I'm really glad you wanna give it a try to see if it's playable.

@slj,
you can get lost indeed, but the game's areas aren't that big, and fortunately, your character doesn't walk while in front of a wall, and while climbing stairs, your character walks faster.
oh, almost forgot! when looking at your map, you can ocr to read where you are exactly. for example, police station, second floor.
i can perfectly manage my inventory using nvda's ocr function.
of course, i understand that paying for it is not a good idea if you're not a fan of the franchise, i'll recomend waiting until we can play a bit more to see if it is doable.

I've always wanted to play this game, so I'll be keeping an eye on this.

what about pc version?

Hi.
@mr.brunete in post 14 which I missed:
Thanks a lot for the awesome information. I look forward to hear more about how you find the game playable.

@seb or other who may try the game, some info:
first, when opening doors, or picking up objects, you need to turn 180 degrees for it to work. for example:
if you're walking north (up arrow) and you open a door, when it closes behind you, you need to do a 180 turn if you want to open it again, because if you walk south, your character will be with his or her back against the door.
i always try to aboyd using the cammera for killing enemies, i generally try to center the zombie just by moving my character so he/she faces it, then with auto assist the majority of the times you will hit it.
to activate aim assist, pause the game and go up twice, x or equivalent, then up twice again, and press right to turn it on. now, you can go back to the game.
i've solved some puzzles, specifically the ones for geting the medallions (one left) and for obtaining the long magazine for the pistol. but i don't know the exact combination, i brute forced it.
now, i want to tell you about a specific puzzle that i've solved just minutes ago, and i had some hard time there figuring out the in-game keyboard.
at some point, you will have to use a numeric keypad to open some lockers, but two keys are missing.
the keyboard layout when you enter the puzzle is as follows:
first, the cursor doesn't wrap around, so, easier for us.
you start at number 0, one time right is "backspace".
from 0, one time down is "enter".
the keypad is like a numeric computer keyboard.
from 0, press up to possition the cursor at 1.
then, you have.
1, missing, missing.
4, 5, 6.
7, 8, 9.
to put it more simple, up top to bottom, the keyboard looks like this.
7, 8, 9.
4, 5, 6.
1, missing, missing.
0, backspace.
enter.
as you can see, keys 2 and 3 are missing, but you can still move the cursor over the empty .... socket?.
you can open lockers 106 and 109 i think.
lets open locker 106. to do it press:
up, x.
down, x.
up twice, right twice, x.
press enter afterwards, enter is the key below 0.

i think that's all for now.

I have the same question that SLJ.
Because for exemple, if you move the camera for Aim, it's impossible to know where we are after.