Resident Evil 6: Complete Pack

Resident Evil 6: Complete Pack is a PC third-person action-horror game built around four connected campaigns, aggressive combat, and cooperative play. On Steam, the current product is displayed as Resident Evil 6, while the purchase label reads Resident Evil 6 Complete. “Complete Pack” is best understood as the legacy package name for the bundled PC edition, not a separate modern rebrand.

Four campaigns, four different styles

Resident Evil 6 follows Leon S. Kennedy, Chris Redfield, Jake Muller, and Ada Wong through overlapping perspectives on the global C-virus outbreak. Leon and Helena Harper provide the closest approximation to traditional Resident Evil tension, with darker environments, undead enemies, and a stronger emphasis on atmosphere. Chris and Piers Nivans move toward military action, while Jake and Sherry Birkin combine evasive movement, close-quarters combat, and pursuit sequences.

The four story threads are designed to be experienced as connected viewpoints rather than four unrelated episodes. Characters cross paths, events overlap, and the Crossover mechanic can bring two separate pairs of players together during selected sections. At these intersections, up to four players can participate online, creating encounters that are unusual for a conventional campaign shooter.

Each main storyline is built for solo play or two-player cooperation. Ada Wong’s campaign is structured as a solo experience, although an online Agent can participate as a partner in the PC version. That distinction matters for players searching for a fully cooperative run: the three paired campaigns support the standard two-player format, but Ada’s route does not function like the others.

Combat systems and progression

Resident Evil 6 uses a more mobile third-person shooting system than earlier entries in the series. Players can shoot while moving, slide beneath attacks, roll in multiple directions, recover from knockdowns, take cover, and chain melee attacks after staggering enemies. The result is a fast combat loop built around positioning, reaction timing, and constant movement rather than stationary aiming.

Enemy behavior reinforces that action focus. Standard zombies pressure the player through numbers, while J'avo enemies can mutate after taking damage, producing new weapons or limbs from injured body parts. Other C-virus creations, including Chrysalids, push encounters toward larger set pieces and demanding boss battles. The enemy roster changes substantially between campaigns, helping each route maintain its own identity.

Campaign play also feeds a Character Skill system. Skill points can be spent on benefits such as improved firearm performance, faster reloading, stronger melee attacks, additional health, or expanded ammunition options. Players can configure skill loadouts between chapters, making progression less about traditional equipment replacement and more about choosing the combat advantages that suit a preferred character or difficulty.

Quick-time events and scripted action sequences are a significant part of the design. They appear during chases, boss encounters, environmental hazards, and cinematic transitions. Players who prefer deliberate exploration and restrained survival horror may find the pacing excessive, but those looking for a large-scale cooperative action game will find that the constant pressure is central to the experience.

Extra modes included in the PC package

The Complete package is more than the four campaign routes. It also includes the series’ score-focused Mercenaries Mode, where players fight through enemy waves while managing a time limit, extending combos, and pursuing higher scores. The PC version adds Mercenaries No Mercy, a denser variant with substantially heavier enemy pressure and a faster, more chaotic rhythm.

Agent Hunt Mode offers a different kind of replay. Players can enter another active campaign session as an enemy creature and attempt to disrupt the human players. This asymmetric invasion feature turns familiar story chapters into unpredictable encounters, although its usefulness depends on finding compatible online sessions.

The PC package also includes the additional multiplayer modes commonly sold as separate add-ons: Survivors, Predator, Onslaught, and Siege. These modes shift the focus away from the campaign and toward competitive or score-based scenarios. The seven additional stages for the extra-content modes are included on PC as standard content, with access tied to in-game achievement requirements.

A free PC crossover update adds Left 4 Dead 2 characters and infected enemies to Mercenaries No Mercy. This is a side-mode collaboration rather than a change to the main campaigns, but it gives the PC version a distinct extra layer that is not present in the same form across every platform.

Who should play Resident Evil 6?

Resident Evil 6 is a strong fit for players who want co-op campaign play, multiple protagonists, generous replay modes, and a third-person shooter with horror imagery. It works particularly well when approached as a loud, mechanically flexible action game with Resident Evil characters and connected storylines.

It is less suitable for players seeking slow inventory management, isolated exploration, or the tightly controlled survival-horror structure associated with the series’ more traditional entries. The campaign frequently favors spectacle, firearms, melee counters, vehicle sequences, and scripted set pieces over scarcity and quiet investigation.

Players who enjoy mission-based team shooting may also find useful comparison points in squad-focused third-person zombie shooters such as Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, although Resident Evil 6 offers a broader campaign structure and more varied character systems.

PC features, controls, and storefront details

The PC edition supports keyboard and mouse controls as well as gamepad play, with offline and online cooperative options. Steam lists shared and split-screen play, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, leaderboards, Family Sharing, and Remote Play Together. That combination makes the game unusually flexible for players who want to switch between local cooperative sessions and online play.

The storefront identifies Capcom as both developer and publisher. Steam is the required launcher and provides the platform-level services associated with the product. The listing also requires agreement to a third-party Resident Evil 6 EULA. No separate anti-cheat feature is identified as a defining PC component of the official product listing.

Supported interface and subtitle languages include English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish from Spain, and Russian. Full audio is listed for English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, while the remaining supported languages provide interface and subtitle localization.

For players comparing it with a more resource-conscious campaign, survival-horror adventures such as Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Complete Season offer a slower structure, character-support mechanics, and a stronger emphasis on managing limited supplies.

Resident Evil 6 Complete content guide

The base package contains the four connected story campaigns, Mercenaries, Mercenaries No Mercy, Agent Hunt, and the PC versions of the additional multiplayer modes. The campaign itself is not divided into a separate paid story expansion structure; the notable add-ons are primarily competitive, invasion, score-attack, and extra-stage content.

Players deciding between the base listing and the Complete purchase should pay close attention to the wording shown in the current Steam transaction flow. The product page presents the game as Resident Evil 6 and identifies the complete purchase as Resident Evil 6 Complete, while older references and URL structures may still use “Complete Pack.” The naming difference does not indicate a new campaign or a remastered edition.

Resident Evil 6 FAQ

Is Resident Evil 6: Complete Pack still the current official name?

No verified modern rebrand changes the game itself to a different title. The current Steam listing displays Resident Evil 6, with Resident Evil 6 Complete used for the complete purchase option. “Resident Evil 6: Complete Pack” remains a commonly used legacy package name.

Does the PC version include the extra multiplayer modes?

The complete PC package includes Survivors, Predator, Onslaught, and Siege, along with the campaign and other extra-content modes. The seven additional stages associated with the extra modes are also included on PC.

Can two players complete the main campaigns together?

Yes. Leon, Chris, and Jake’s paired campaigns support two-player cooperative play both offline and online. Ada Wong’s campaign is designed as a solo route, with an Agent able to participate online as a supporting presence.

Does Resident Evil 6 support four-player co-op?

Four-player online participation is possible during selected campaign crossover sections when separate protagonist pairs meet. It is not a four-player format for every chapter or the entire campaign.

What makes the PC version different?

The PC edition includes Mercenaries No Mercy, which increases enemy density, plus the Left 4 Dead 2 crossover content for that mode. It also supports Steam features such as Remote Play Together, achievements, cloud saves, leaderboards, and shared or split-screen play.

Is Resident Evil 6 a traditional survival-horror game?

Only parts of Leon’s campaign strongly resemble classic survival horror. Overall, the game is a fast third-person action-horror shooter centered on mobility, melee counters, firearms, set pieces, cooperative play, and replayable combat modes.