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Resident Evil Re:Verse is, or rather was (as the game is already delisted and its servers are going to be taken off soon), a rather disappointing multiplayer shooter featuring characters from the Resident Evil franchise.
While having an exclusive MP game instead of tacking it on to the latest entry might sound like a good idea, this game was completely lacking in terms of content, being simply a Free for All multiplayer deathmatch. No other mode exists, and the only variety the game offers is in the characters you can use. Well, that and the battle pass, which is just a bunch of random missions you have to complete in order to get coins that you use to upgrade your character.
Each character has their own abilities and weapons, and you can also pick up two different weapons that might be scattered on the map. There's also Virus Capsules, the more you have, the stronger you become upon death. Because, when you're killed as a human, you get resurrected as a monster from the franchise. Sounds like a cool concept, but it ends up feeling underwhelming, as your health constantly goes down and you only get to do melee attacks plus a few abilities.
In terms of maps, it's also very limited; there's only three based on locations of the franchise, and that's it. They're the Raccoon City Police Department, the Baker House from RE7, and the Village from, you guessed it, Village. Speaking of Village, you'd expect Lady Dimitrescu to make an appearance as its monster representative, but nope, she's absent from the game.
Matches are rather short, only 5 minutes long. However, by the first minute or so you can already have a good idea of who's gonna win, because of the stupid point system it has. Each time you die, you lose 5 points. Human deaths and monster deaths count separately, so that's 10 points down per respawn. The enemy who kills you gets a whole bunch of points, based on whether you had a good position in the match's leaderboard, whether you'd killed them, all that. What this translates into is that a player will start steamrolling in terms of score and that's it, there's no chance to climb back if you're at the bottom. Add to that the amount of cheaters present, and it's simply no fun.
All in all, I say good riddance to this game. It could've been something enjoyable, with more game modes and such, but it feels like Capcom didn't really make an effort.