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Unlock victory in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City multiplayer with expert tips on General, Biohazard, Heroes, and Survivor modes. Master communication, class abilities, and objectives.

This guide provides essential tips and strategies for excelling in the multiplayer modes of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Whether you're playing Biohazard, Heroes, or Survivor mode, mastering teamwork and understanding game mechanics is crucial for success.

General Tips

• Communication is paramount; coordinate with your team to call out enemies and plan attacks.
• Utilize character-specific melee attacks, as they can increase the drop rate of useful items like herbs.
• Stick close to your allies for mutual support and survival.
• When using health sprays, position yourself to maximize the area of effect for your team.
• Always pick up weapons superior to your current one and manage your ammo effectively.
• Familiarize yourself with each class's unique abilities to anticipate enemy actions.
• Clear zombies in your immediate vicinity, but consider leaving them if just passing through, as they can serve as a distraction or cover against enemies.
• Leverage zombies to your advantage by attacking enemies when they are distracted or using zombies as mobile cover.
• While killing monsters earns points, eliminating enemy players yields significantly more valuable rewards.
• Grenades are powerful tools for knocking down, flushing out, or hindering opponents.
• Exercise caution with incendiary grenades, as they can backfire.
• Use herbs whenever possible, not only for healing but also to deny them to opponents.
• Shoot locks off crates to access power weapons, but be mindful of their limited ammunition.
• If infected, move away from your teammates and seek out or call for an antiviral spray immediately.
• The surveillance class offers enhanced navigation; use this to call out enemy movements to your team.

Biohazard Mode

• Speed is essential; move quickly to collect vials.
• Prioritize defending or pursuing vial carriers at all costs.
• Communicate your vial capture status, location, and intended route to your team.
• Focus on scoring when near your base, even under attack.
• Bounce grenades off walls to slow pursuers without needing to turn around.
• Intercept enemy vial carriers by heading directly towards their base rather than trying to find them.
• Cloaking is effective, but it does not conceal the vial or its distinctive purple glow.

Heroes Mode

• Heroes are tough but not invincible; proceed with caution.
• Most engagements will be at close range due to the heroes' resilience; plan accordingly.
• If you die, you will respawn as a normal character and should act as a meat shield to protect your remaining heroes.
• You can still be infected at the normal rate, but it takes longer to turn, and you have a substantial health pool. However, you cannot outlast the infection indefinitely; seek antiviral sprays or have a Medic cure you.
• Locate antiviral sprays before engaging in heavy combat to prevent issues.
• Use the surveillance class to pinpoint enemy players, allowing your remaining heroes to avoid conflict.
• If your team's heroes are performing well, consider selecting the assault class and using the super soldier ability to eliminate enemies. Avoid close-quarters combat with heroes, as you cannot execute them, and they can execute you.

Survivor Mode

• While individual survival is possible, assisting teammates benefits everyone in the long run.
• Prioritize survival, but eliminate enemies when feasible to extend their respawn timers.
• Using the recon class's cloaking ability may allow for undetected approaches to the helicopter.
• Avoid rushing the helicopter immediately unless the area is completely clear; instead, hold back and pick off competitors as they board.
• Attempt to board the helicopter as a team to ensure your allies can provide cover.
• Do not stand on the helipad when the helicopter lands, as you risk being crushed.
• Use grenades to clear the landing zone and hinder opponents' ability to approach.