Resident Evil Outbreak Survive (2011)

Spoiler-free historical completion record for the discontinued Japanese GREE social game · 3 areas · 10 tracked items

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Archival GREE Route

You are here when: The discontinued Japanese GREE login and application launch screen.

Official operation ended in May 2015; this area records provenance rather than pretending the service still works.

Original Feature-phone Release

Historical Route

HintThe first version ran inside Japan's GREE mobile service.

WhereUse the June 2011 feature-phone release only through a lawful preserved account or first-party archive.

Full detailConfirm the application package and account provenance without bypassing authentication. Because the official backend is gone, preserve any owned menus or save data and record the failed service response.

Later Smartphone Port

Historical Route

HintA later client added touch controls and profile transfer.

WhereThe December 2011 smartphone release accepted data transferred from the earlier GREE client.

Full detailOn a lawfully preserved device, document the client version and any transferred profile that still opens locally. Do not overwrite the feature-phone data; the transfer and login servers are no longer available.

Official Service Shutdown

Service Status

HintThis completion route depends on infrastructure that no longer exists.

WhereThe Japanese GREE service operated from June 2011 until May 2015.

Full detailTreat every server-backed checklist item as historically unavailable on a normal account today. A menu screenshot, redistributed binary, or fan description does not prove a completable authenticated profile.

Documented Game Systems

You are here when: The unavailable mission, team, friend, inventory, and item-shop menus.

Surviving sources establish these systems but not their exhaustive slot lists or completion thresholds.

Complete Every Mission

Discontinued System

HintThe central route consisted of numerous social-survival missions.

WhereA complete profile would clear every mission offered by the live service.

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Rescue and Assemble Every Ally

Discontinued Roster

HintRecovered allies formed teams for later missions.

WhereA complete profile would rescue every available ally and fill every team slot.

Full detailNEEDS_VERIFICATION

Complete Friend-assisted Missions

Discontinued Social System

HintThe social layer allowed friends to strengthen difficult attempts.

WhereA complete profile would use the friend-cooperation system wherever it tracked progress or rewards.

Full detailNEEDS_VERIFICATION

Complete Healing-share Records

Discontinued Social System

HintFriends could exchange recovery resources through the service.

WhereA complete profile would satisfy every tracked healing-item sharing milestone.

Full detailNEEDS_VERIFICATION

Complete the Item Catalog

Discontinued Catalog

HintThe free service also contained a paid item economy.

WhereA complete historical profile would own every permanent gameplay item that the catalog offered.

Full detailNEEDS_VERIFICATION

Completion Boundary

You are here when: The research record beside any lawfully preserved local client data.

The correct result is an explicit unavailable-content record, not a fabricated 100% claim.

Verify the Exact Live Catalog

Verification Note

HintMission, roster, shop, and ending totals remain unproven.

WhereDo not mark the game complete until an authenticated full catalog or first-party specification is recovered.

Full detailNEEDS_VERIFICATION

Record Current Achievability

Service Audit

HintServer loss is an external boundary, not unfinished local play.

WhereRecord the title as not achievable on a normal save under current official service conditions.

Full detailPreserve the eight-source corpus, owned client metadata, and any personal save without attempting unauthorized access. Reopen this checklist only if Capcom or GREE restores authenticated service or releases complete archival data.

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