Stay crouching and slowly circle the clump so Irons never catches sight of Sherry. Irons will topple the archway over and take an immediate left to circle the clump. Crouch by the drawer/chair/towel clump between the cribs and wait for Irons to walk into the room.

Irons will exclaim that it’s a dead end, but right now Sherry just needs to by some time. In the main hall, run up the stairs and go back to the Playroom. Quickly turn around and run through the hall (a left and then a right).

Nothing in the original game even comes close to matching the sheer tension players will feel as they try to stealth away from one of the cruelest men in Raccoon City – and as a defenseless child, at that. The Resident Evil 2 remake makes the game scarier in every sense, including a chilling set piece where Sherry Birkin has to escape from Chief Irons. The first Resident Evil has a B-movie quality, but it’s grounded in such a lonely, expansive, and morbid setting that the PS1 classic can offer up scares that just aren’t found in the more actionized Resident Evil 2. RELATED: Resident Evil: Every Change In Deadly Silence Rather than recreate the game 1:1, Resident Evil 2’s 2019 remake wisely chose to capitalize on an area where the original actually took a step back in: genuine horror. The sequel expands on the original Resident Evil in virtually every meaningful way, featuring more unlockables, a denser story mode, and an emphasis on action that doesn’t downplay resource management (on a first playthrough, at least). The original Resident Evil 2 is often considered one of the greatest games in its franchise and for good reason.

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