There is a training scenario as well, which reuses assets from the first scenario in the original game.
The environments are vast, with some familiar and some foreign to series veterans.
The five new scenarios in the game are all new and much more expansive than those found in the original. Finally, Cindy is given a bandage to further heal teammates. David is given a lighter to better suit his combinations, while George is given a capsule shooter for his field medic practices. Yoko and Jim receive "luck" items in their Buddhist Charm and Lucky Coin, respectively. Kevin and Mark are given additional magazines for their starting weapons, while Alyssa is given a self-defence weapon in the Stun Gun. Unfortunately, there are no new characters, but every character from the original is present, and they all are given a secondary specialty item this time around. The virus meter from the original returns without much change, but the overall gameplay scheme saw a number of welcome additions (such as a decrease in load times). Surprisingly, it was actually added in this instalment. One of the most requested features was the ability to strafe and shoot at the same time, something that had never been available in the series. Not much changed between the two Resident Evil: Outbreak games in terms of gameplay.
With only a year of development time for the game, there were not significant upgrades in terms of graphics, but a number of gameplay features (as well as the online play) were given robust makeovers. All eight characters from the original game have returned, mostly in the same forms they inhabited just a year earlier when the original was released. The sequel once again allows for up to four players to co-operatively battle the T-Virus outbreak and the mayhem it has wrought. Resident Evil: Outbreak File #2 is the sequel to the original Resident Evil: Outbreak game, which itself was the first in the series to provide online multi-player.
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