Resident Evil 3 Remake: What monsters are included? CapcomMore than 20 years after first battling Nemesis across Raccoon City in Resident Evil 3, fans are getting a chance to return \u2014 but what horrifying enemies will be making their re-debut in the remake? Read on to find out! Resident Evil 3 was first released all the way back in 1999 on PlayStation 1. Almost instantly, it exploded in popularity, mainly due to its inventive gameplay, gripping story, and of course its deadly cast of terrifying monsters. Two decades later, the classic\u2019s long-awaited remake is finally here, but how many of those iconic creatures have made the jump into 2020 to continue their battle with Jill Valentine and Carlos Oliveira? Here\u2019s the list so far: All confirmed Resident Evil 3 Remake Enemies Nemesis Yeah, this one\u2019s pretty obvious \u2014 the original third installment in Capcom\u2019s horror franchise was even named after him! The big fella is definitely back in the remake too, and he\u2019s just as terrifying as ever, especially with his visual overhaul. According to the devs, the titular villain has also had a major change in his AI for the remake, meaning he\u2019ll be more of an omnipresent force than Mr. X was in RE2. In fact, they wanted to make him as \u201cunpredictable,\u201d as possible. This means the hulking prototype villain can basically appear anywhere. If you don\u2019t keep your eyes peeled at all times when you\u2019re roaming the streets and buildings of Raccoon City, he may just remind you why he\u2019s so feared. Zombies Honestly, duh. Just like Nemesis in an RE3 remake, Capcom can\u2019t really leave the infected out of their franchise about the zombie invasion. Raccoon City is swarming with plenty of other enemies but, of course, the classic baddies are here too. Hunter \u03b2 The Hunter Betas are back, and they\u2019re just as deadly as ever. Originally designed by Capcom to be the natural, scary evolution of the Hunter Alphas that first made their debut in Resident Evil 1, the \u03b2 monsters have returned. Be careful when facing off against the betas. They\u2019re fast, and based much of their combat in the 1999 game off long-ranged surprise leaps. There\u2019s no reason to doubt they\u2019ll be using the same attacks again, so better hope your reflexes are up to par. Hunter \u03b3 These frog-like enemies are less confirmed than their \u03b2 counterparts, but leaked screenshots have basically put them square in the middle of RE3R. These warped beasts were made from bonding human DNA with amphibian eggs \u2014 disgusting. Zombie Dogs Zombie Dogs didn\u2019t make many appearances in RE3 Mastered teaser content, but of course, the agile enemies arrived nonetheless once the game dropped. Make sure you bring a shotgun for these little critters \u2014 they won\u2019t stop for anything. Giant Spiders No horror series wouldn\u2019t be complete without a little arachnophobe-triggering terror. In Resident Evil, it\u2019s kept simple. There\u2019s huge spiders roaming the game, and they\u2019re ready to sink their long fangs into anyone who crosses their path. In the series lore, these mega-creepy crawlies were accidentally created when spiders were infused with the T-Virus. Honestly, it makes sense, but it doesn\u2019t really do anything to alleviate the 8-legged monstrosities\u2019 horror. Grave Digger Anyone who\u2019s played the original Resident Evil 3 will remember the memorable boss fight against the Grave Digger, and how hard it was. Good news! You get to slog through it once more in the remake, \u2019cause he\u2019s back. The worm-like creature is huge. Like the giant spiders, this big dude was an accident created by the T-Virus, but that doesn\u2019t change how dangerous he is. He\u2019s made from Disposal Plant P-12A\u2019s disposed test subjects\u2026 Gross. Sliding Worms Where there\u2019s Grave Digger, there\u2019s Sliding Worms. These are the big boss\u2019 slimy kids, so they\u2019re sure to be slithering through the sewers ahead of the Grave Digger boss. They also crop up more past that, so check every floor! Drain Deimos This disgusting creature is supposedly a flea that has become infected with the T-Virus. As the name implies, these monsters can literally drain the blood from your body once they latch onto with their multi-clawed legs. Like most things in RE3, however, they can be detonated with a good shotgun blast. Make sure you\u2019ve got your back to the wall, and they should be easier to deal with. Pale Heads These albino enemies shamble across rooms, regenerating as you tear into them with guns and weapons. Now they\u2019ve shambled into Resident Evil 3 Remake as one of the many enemies too. Pale Heads are a variety of human mutants created from exposure to the Epsilon strain. They\u2019re one of the more unstoppable monsters in the game too. Make sure you are packing a shotgun, or even better, a magnum, to beat them. Licker Originally a Resident Evil 2 enemy, the Licker has made the leap to the third installment with the remaster. Luckily, you\u2019ll only really see this tongue-wielding monster in the RPD Police Station. That means only Carlos really has to see it. Read more: All Fancy Box locations in Resident Evil 3 – Licker won\u2019t see him though \u2014 the monster is blind as a bat. Licker will walk towards you slowly, but only if it hears noise and gunshots. Make sure you\u2019re extra sneaky around this deadly enemy, and you can get by without a fight. So, there you have it: all the returning monsters, including the titular Nemesis, set to make their triumphant \u2014 and bloody \u2014 return in Resident Evil 3\u2019s upcoming remake. For all things RE3, including guides and gameplay tips, stick with Dexerto. The game will be released on April 3 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC platforms.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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