Best Capcom Video Games for mission design

#1

Companion-focused missions are much more successful than routine errands, often feeling like enjoyable character episodes with worthwhile rewards.

#2

Focused main objectives and deliberate encounters often feel stronger than the original campaign's errands. Repeated return trips and nested scavenger tasks still hold some missions back.

#3

Mission design is mixed because some reviewers enjoyed the structure, while others criticized repeated lock-and-door objectives or formulaic area setups.

#4

Mission design was mixed to negative because reviewers enjoyed some lessons and minigames but disliked fetch quests and backtracking.

#5

The survival maze's rewards and risk do not always align well. Other complaints concern unclear objectives and dungeons that feel weakly connected to their story situations or bosses.

#6

Mission design was criticized for unskippable walk-and-talks, forced walking, and control loss, with only a few later mission moments landing better.

#7

The bespoke story missions work well, but generic Encounter-style objectives and busywork are repeatedly called filler.