Resident Evil: Revelations

Resident Evil: Revelations is indeed a remaster of the original 3DS game, though the characterization of its enhancements requires some clarification. The game was originally released on Nintendo 3DS nearly five years before an HD version (also called the "Unveiled Edition") was released for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, and Microsoft Windows in May 2013[3]. This HD version features enhanced HD graphics and lighting[3], with upgraded textures and player models running on Capcom's MT Engine that look "extremely detailed"[2]. The remaster also includes 60 FPS and 1080p resolution on PS4 and Xbox One versions[2]. However, the claim about "immersive sound experience" as a specific enhancement is not supported by the search results. While the original game was designed with enemies that "moan and emit terrifying sounds before being spotted by the player"[3], the search results do not describe enhanced audio as a feature of the remaster itself. The remaster does feature multiple language tracks[5], but this is not specifically highlighted as an audio quality improvement. The HD version also added new Raid Mode content including weapons and characters, new custom parts, two new enemies, and a new difficulty mode that remixes enemy and item placement[3][4].