https://wccftech.com/review/resident-evil-revelations-2-on-switch/

One thing we still don’t have enough of in the modern gaming landscape is unique co-op experiences. Luckily that does seem to be changing, with the Switch’s Snipperclips and next year’s A Way Out, but still when booting up games for the first time, co-op is rarely an option, especially not local co-op. But that’s exactly why I can’t help but adore games like Resident Evil Revelations 2, a game willing to step out of its mold and introduce a unique co-op mechanic. It doesn’t always work amazingly, but when it does it’s genius.

Following on from the Terragrigia nonsense of Resident Evil Revelations, the sequel takes place on a mysterious island where Claire Redfield and Moira Burton have been kidnapped and held hostage. Naturally, the island is dripping with nasty bio-weapons, and an evil overseer watching all you do. It’s the spooky situation you expect for a horror game, and limited ammo supplies only make things tenser.