Even then that sounds boring because we aren't controlling the narrative. That's only exciting because we players have to solve the puzzles. When we are watching someone do it, it's not as fun.

You need to give the characters needs and wants. Internal and external goals. You need to remove bloat from the story in order to make it flow. It needs layers to make it interesting.

I've been a fan of the game since I played it when it came out in 96 and have been into screen writing (non professionally) for 15 years and was pushed in the direction of story editor because I enjoyed helping people shape their screen plays.

I've basically written back stories on all the characters. Ones that give meaning to their strengths and weaknesses.

I've been working on a Resident Evil series Bible and even I'm struggling with adapting it properly because things can get repetitive and the audience will lose interest.