Where to start....

I enjoyed the continuation of Ethan's story, following RE7 in Louisiana.

I won't go into the setting because so much of it will spoil parts of the story and I'd recommend avoiding the game trailer for that reason.

I felt a presence of inspiration to Alice in Wonderland and the suffering that Ethan endures gives such emotional ties to the character. His voice actor did a fantastic job in making it noted.

they did very good with this one, gameplay of re7 with ambiance of re4, only negative thing I can say is that I dnt like the werewolf part of it but that s just my taste

In general, I absolutely love horror games so I couldn't wait to start Resident Evil Village. The game continuously brings up the events from the previous game's entry, Biohazard, which if you haven't played yet, should definitely check it out if you want far greater context to the ongoing story.

The story is very captivating and I always feel so anxious walking around the map, waiting for something to pop out and startle me. Performance wise, the game runs great, just like previous entries of RE, optimization is very good and I've ran into zero issues with bugs or crashes. The gunplay is fun and you really need to depend on hitting your shots at a pretty high percentage as ammo can be quite limited upon the starting couple hours.

Puzzles are quite simple but don't overstay their welcome, and there is enough curveballs thrown around to keep you curious about what/where to head off next. Bosses are presented in high quality and the soundtrack keeps you on your toes as you find ways to use your guns are environment to take these creatures down.

For fans of the Horror genre, I would highly recommend you check this title out, as it's often on sale you can get a great deal.

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this game is pure cinema
10/10

chrissssssss

Finished this game so many times, on various platform. It is so good. Not as scary/creepy as RE7. Awesome graphics. Great characters. A crazy whirlwind story as usual; but one you end up reflecting on. Highly reccomend.

the fathers story is over like 23 times and then just like isnt. mommy milkers mario64 castle is like really good and fun until she turns into bugs or something and all were left with is a really depressed bulimic fish and comedy bereft genderbent chucky on hallucinogenics... oh and i guess walter white- i mean- nicholas cage- i mean- hot magneto cowboy man who really wants to get his hands on chrises ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? oh wait no that mold cockroach ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ got his hands on a mech and had a surprisingly sick fight with him before getting fatalitied by mia wrong, damn. there's also some morbidly obese guy who keeps taking my money whats that about? shout out to regina and ro- OH ROSEMARY LIKE THE HERB CUZ THERE ARE HERBS IN THE OTHER GAMES OOOOOHHHH

Amazing best and fantastic game of all time I played

As an individual of discerning taste and considerable means, I have had the pleasure of experiencing many a fine entertainment. However, few have captivated my refined sensibilities as thoroughly as Resident Evil Village. In my considered opinion, this installment represents the most complete Resident Evil experience to date, deftly blending horror and action in a manner that is both compelling and sophisticated.

There is an undeniable sense of nostalgia that harkens back to the beloved Resident Evil 4, yet simultaneously, Resident Evil Village forges its own unique identity, distinct from its predecessors. This delicate balance is a testament to the developers' artistry, crafting an experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly novel.

One might argue that this is indeed one of the finest Resident Evil games to grace our screens. It eschews monotony while maintaining the core essence that fans have come to adore. Such a balance ensures that each moment is as exhilarating as the last, providing a nonpareil gaming experience that is anything but repetitive.

In summation, Resident Evil Village stands as a paragon of its genre, an epitome of horror-action excellence that deserves the highest accolades. It is, without a doubt, a crowning jewel in the illustrious Resident Evil series.