Resident Evil Triple Pack
Deal overview
Resident Evil Triple Pack is currently 75% off on Xbox — down to $12.49 from $49.99.
At 75% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Resident Evil Triple Pack reaches on Xbox — near its typical floor.
That works out to $37.50 off the Xbox list price of $49.99.
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About this game
Resident Evil Triple Pack bundles three console-era entries in Capcom’s flagship horror series, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 5, and Resident Evil 6, into a single purchase. It’s less a single game than a compressed timeline of how the series changed shape over the years, moving from the tense, over-the-shoulder survival horror that redefined the genre to the louder, more action-forward blockbuster style that came after. If you’ve always meant to catch up on Capcom’s biggest horror saga without hunting down each entry separately, this is the easy way in.
How it plays
Each campaign puts you in control of a rotating cast of series regulars as they work through outbreaks, bioweapon conspiracies, and increasingly monstrous enemy designs. Expect the usual Resident Evil rhythm: managing ammo and resources, picking fights carefully (or not so carefully, depending on which game you’re in), and pushing through set-piece encounters against enemies that range from shambling infected to genuinely nightmarish creature designs. The pack includes the DLC modes, costumes, and expansions that shipped for each title, so you’re getting the more complete version of all three games rather than the base releases alone. Because it’s three distinct games built years apart, the pacing and tone shift noticeably as you move from one to the next, which is part of what makes playing them back to back interesting.
Who it’s for
This is aimed squarely at people who want a real chunk of Resident Evil history in one go, whether that’s someone newer to the series filling in the backstory before jumping into modern entries, or a longtime fan who never got around to finishing 5 or 6. If you’re specifically after slow-burn, resource-starved horror, know that the tone here leans more toward action set pieces than pure dread, especially in the later two games. Players who want jump scares and claustrophobic corridors should look at the earlier mainline games instead. But if you enjoy co-op-flavored shooting mixed with body horror and don’t mind some camp, all three campaigns deliver plenty of content.
Is it worth it?
Three full campaigns with their extra content attached is a lot of game for one purchase, and that’s the real appeal of a triple pack like this. You’re not paying for polish or modern production values, these are games from a specific stretch of the last generation, but you are paying for volume and variety within one series. For anyone who enjoys the genre and wants to see how Resident Evil evolved without committing to three separate purchases, it’s a solid pickup, and it’s exactly the kind of bundle worth grabbing when it’s discounted rather than paying full price for games this age.
Quick facts
Genre: Action & adventure. Developer and publisher: Capcom Co., Ltd. Platform: PC (Xbox store listing). Release date: October 18, 2016.