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Resident Evil Revelations Raid Mode: levels, weapons and co-op

Prepare Raid missions with level-appropriate equipment.

Edition covered

Reference focuses on the 2013 PC/console HD version of the 2012 Nintendo 3DS game. Pictures show that HD version. Infernal difficulty, Wall Blister and expanded Raid content must not be assumed available in the original 3DS release.

Raid progression

Jill aims at an Ooze beside Parker inside the ship.
Jill aims at an Ooze beside Parker inside the ship.

Raid Mode is a separate combat progression mode with character levels, weapons and custom parts. Missions reuse locations in a different challenge structure. Campaign ammunition habits still help, but the equipment and leveling loop must be managed on its own screen.

Raid progression
SystemWhat it changesUseful habit
Character levelProgression strengthChoose an appropriate stage.
Weapon levelEquipment performanceCompare with the planned mission.
Custom partsWeapon behaviorBuild a specific role.
Stage completionOpens progression opportunitiesReview the result and next challenge.

Loadout checks

Compare weapon level, slot capacity and the effect of custom parts before entering a stage. A higher number is not the only useful trait: the loadout must handle close pressure, ranged threats and the ammunition needed to finish the mission.

Loadout checks
CheckQuestionDecision
Effective rangeCan the loadout reach distant enemies?Keep a precision option.
Close pressureCan it interrupt a rush?Bring a suitable close weapon.
AmmunitionCan it last through the stage?Avoid wasteful firing patterns.
Partner equipmentWhat role is missing?Choose complementary tools.

Co-op needs complementary preparation

A partner can cover a weakness in range or crowd control, but both players still need enough healing and ammunition. Communicate before rushing ahead and use the game's partner calls to keep the group focused on the same route.

HD content differs from 3DS

The HD release adds Raid content including additional playable characters and equipment, while Infernal is a campaign difficulty addition. Check a reward against the version being played before treating a 3DS unlock list as complete for PC.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Publisher game description and picturesstore.steampowered.com
Original publisher manualstore.steampowered.com
Capcom Genesis and combat manualstatic.capcom.com