Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5 use a more traditional on-screen health gauge. Most one hit kill attacks will however bypass the incapacitated state entirely and kill the survivor where they stand, regardless of the progression of the Virus Gauge. Allowing the Virus Gauge to completely fill will result in the character fully dying and, in multiplayer mode, reanimating as a player controlled zombie. While they cannot die by depleting their health alone, their Virus Gauge will begin to fill very rapidly as infection progress accelerates greatly. However, when health is depleted, rather than dying the character collapses and is limited to only crawling until either assisted by another player or if they use a healing item to revive themselves. In Resident Evil Outbreak and Resident Evil Outbreak File #2, the games followed similar rules to the main early games. Healing items include Herbs, the effects of which vary depending on the mixture, and First Aid Sprays, which are full healing agents, but cannot cure poison. In "Danger" characters limp and move sluggishly. In the Resident Evil remake and Resident Evil 0, yellow "Caution" kept them in their "Fine" pose. In the varying levels of "Caution" characters hold their sides and lower their heads slightly. In "Fine" characters stand upright and can move smoothly. This was mostly done because health could only be seen in the pause menu. In this state, one or two more hits will result in death.įrom Resident Evil 2 and onward, health was indicated with body language from a player character.
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