Resident Evil 7: biohazard

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  1. alexman7890
    Feb 1, 2017
    6
    Игра хорошая,но из-за названия Resident Evil я ставлю только 6. Она не имеет ничего общего с прошлыми частями. Разработчики назвали эту игру резидентом чтобы лучше её продать... назвали бы лучше просто biohazard.
  2. raccoondaddy
    Mar 28, 2017
    8
    This IS and IS NOT a true Resident Evil game.

    Fans of the series will be sorely disappointed with the fact that the Resident Evil series storyline is ALMOST ignored. It's still there, but only used to COMPLIMENT the actual story of this game. In my personal opinion, they should've just sold it as Biohazard. (or another name.) This is where it ISN'T a Resident Evil game. With    This IS and IS NOT a true Resident Evil game.

    Fans of the series will be sorely disappointed with the fact that the Resident Evil series storyline is ALMOST ignored. It's still there, but only used to COMPLIMENT the actual story of this game. In my personal opinion, they should've just sold it as Biohazard. (or another name.) This is where it ISN'T a Resident Evil game.

    With that said, it plays, feels and moves like the older RE games, with FPS tank movement, limited supplies, big boss fights, creepy atmosphere, jump scares, scary stuff, etc. During your first playthrough, this game is a true rollercoaster ride and WILL challenge you.

    Should you go for the Madhouse difficulty playthrough, you're looking at a serious test in skill. (Unless you are a masochistic gamer whose favorite game is Dark Souls and play only on the hardest settings...then it's not) Outside of that, playing through the game gets boring and loses it's fun. Which does always happen in most of the Resident Evil games. Had the game been given more out of the box content, vice a DLC season pass. Resident Evil 7 would've been a near perfect experience, then again ALL games are doing this now, and Capcom is a bigger offender of this type of marketing; so I won't hold it against the game.

    Resident Evil 7 is a perfect example of how survival horror is done right. Just don't expect more after a couple playthroughs.    … Expand
  3. 666kmk
    Mar 21, 2017
    9
    Juego que vuelve a las raíces digan lo que digan. Da miedo y mucho felicitaciones a Capcom. El único pero es la poca variedad de enemigos en el juego comparada con otros de la franquicia pero el agobio que genera el ambiente tanto visual como musicalmente es soberbio .
  4. Landonk09
    Mar 22, 2017
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. *Caveat: Resident Evil 7: Biohazard as a base game is a 9/10. With the Playstation VR, the entire package is a 10/10. It also took me roughly 10 hours to beat. Some light spoilers as well.*

    Returning to the roots of survival horror was vital for Capcom as they return to what made Resident Evil great in the first place. Taking clear inspiration from RE 1, this game takes place in Dulvey, Louisiana in the bayou, which is an eerie and tone-setting environment. At the forefront of this setting, you play as Ethan Winters; just a dude looking for his wife, Mia Winters after she has gone missing for X amount of time. As Ethan arrives to the bayou, he runs into the Baker family in their home; Jack, Marguerite, Lucas, and a mysterious grandmother in a wheelchair (who is easily one of the most scary aspects of this game due to her just staring at you—no movement, no chase scenes, she just watches you silently). Ethan needs to find Mia, and escape the infected Baker family.

    RE 7 changes from a 3rd person game, to a 1st person view game. As a Resident Evil purist, I initially found this to be a strange design decision. After playing the game multiple times though, I can say that the 1st person camera angle is a very welcome design choice for the series. Combined with the disturbing environment of the Baker home, the 1st person camera offers more immersion and the feeling of isolation that the game lives and dies on. You do in fact feel isolated, confined, and claustrophobic. Admittedly, the gun play leaves some to be desired—it can feel clunky at times, but it works well with what is there. The game has puzzle elements like in older games; some can be easy, and some can be challenging, but not so much to make the player feel completely stupid. Upgrades to your character can be obtained by collecting coins around the game, and trading them in at a trailer for increased health, weapons, etc. Also, there is no HUD in the game, all your info will come up when you interact by shooting, and your health meter can be looked it by taking a glance at your wrist Codex, it makes for better immersion.

    The first 4 hours of the game are probably the most horrifying hours I have experienced in gaming in years. Within the first hour, you are chased around the house by Jack Baker, the psychopathic, murderous father and later regenerative monster that just oozes the style of Resident Evil. At points, the player can trigger a moment where Jack bursts through a wall in the first hallway. Marguerite gives just as many scares as she can laughs at points. Her dialogue can be downright hysterical, while also being intimidating. Her bugs that she can summon on a whim are disgusting, by the way. Lucas… well, he’s just kind of a bratty kid with some psychological issues.

    The overall design of the characters and monsters just scream Resident Evil.
    Another plus to the game, is that there is a lack of quick time events, which is very welcome in my book! It doesn’t try to hold your hand too much. Entering a save room plays some very light, melancholic music, which is reminiscent of previous games.

    Nightmare difficulty mode adds the challenge you would expect; lack of ammo, tougher enemies, you take more damage. But it also brings back another thing from old RE games; the player needs to find cassette tapes in order to save their game, just like ink was needed to save at a typewriter.
    My gripes with the game are: there isn’t a whole lot of enemy variety type. It makes the game super predictable at times. Secondly, during the roughly 10 hours it took me to beat the game, around the 8 hour mark, there is a portion to the story that feels a little drawn out and boring at times. If the whole game took place at the Baker home, it would have made the experience more top-notch than it already was.

    VR mode is a whole other beast. This is what makes the game a 10/10 for me, and the killer app for a Playstation VR. The game is exactly what you would expect in VR. You get full control of Ethan, and play the whole game front to back in VR. As far as the camera is concerned, the player can move completely free with the controller, or can change it to turn in 30 degree increments to combat motion sickness. The only drawback to VR is having to aim the gun with your own head movements, which for some can be easy, but personally, I found it frustrating. Regardless, it didn’t take me out of the experience. VR adds the new layer of fear with everybody getting up in your face, making it as uncomfortable as possible.

    Overall: if you love or once loved the RE franchise, please give this game a chance. It has an intriguing story, good characters, the Baker family themselves are worthy of playing the game. It brings genuine scares and a smile to me, and potentially those other survival horror lovers.    … Expand
  5. Gamer102
    Apr 28, 2017
    10
    Resident Evil 7 is a masterpiece. A very beautifully done survival horror game. Well executed, well presented and well thought out. It’s addictively fun especially when you buy its awesome and cheap DLC. The king is back! Welcome back, Resident Evil! I cannot wait for the upcoming DLCs and of course, the next installment in the series. 10/10
  6. iPl4yzYT
    Apr 25, 2017
    10
    This game has been one of the best horror games I've ever played. I've been a Resident Evil fan since the start and this one is unbelievable! A must play!

    Check out my game play on YouTube: iPl4yz.

    Thanks! :)
  7. kamus
    Jan 30, 2019
    0
    isso não é resident evil, é um filho estranho de qualquer história genérica de terror.
  8. DavidHoltzer
    Apr 10, 2019
    6
    Even though the story is dumb, the protagonist is the worst in Resident Evil history, the enemies are lackluster and some of the dialogues are horrible i still can somewhat enjoy this game because of the sound design, mystery and exploration values. The DLCs are much better than the game itself though.
  9. Chia6251
    Jan 24, 2017
    6
    They tried very hard to re-invent the wheel. I played Biohazard 1-6 enjoyed them all. 3 was by far my favorite one. The thing is the first two had a good mix of puzzle, dread, and action whereas 5 and 6 focused more on pure action and had taken out the sense of dread completely. Let me say the game is not the type of resident evil you're used to if you've played any of the previousThey tried very hard to re-invent the wheel. I played Biohazard 1-6 enjoyed them all. 3 was by far my favorite one. The thing is the first two had a good mix of puzzle, dread, and action whereas 5 and 6 focused more on pure action and had taken out the sense of dread completely. Let me say the game is not the type of resident evil you're used to if you've played any of the previous titles... It serves almost identically as Alien Isolation where its a 1st person narrative with no actual Plot. You figure out how to dodge enemies, hide, and memorize routes between areas. We've played these types of games before challenging? No. Good for a scare? yes. Replay value? 0. The moment you finish this game its like watching a bad movie. You've experienced it once and you aren't going to waste time doing it over from scratch again. No multiplayer, no REAL content. 60 dollar price tag for 5 hours of game content. Overall it'll drop down to 20 bucks at Gamestop when all the returns come pouring in GUARANTEED. After you beat it its just going to collect dust on your shelf. Trust me in this review wait until its 20 bucks. This isn't really a Resident Evil game by far. It serves as a stand alone project. No affiliation with the other games what so ever. Do not give in to all these other bias reviews for you to drop 60 bucks. It really isn't that amazing.… Expand
  10. Franco_SV
    Jan 25, 2017
    9
    O jogo entrega tudo o que foi prometido nas prévias ao lançamento: atmosfera de suspense, momentos de susto, ação, diversão, envolvimento. Além disso, os gráficos são bons e o áudio também é de qualidade. Eu não sou fã de jogos com tema de survival horror, porque não me assusto ou me impressiono facilmente. O único motivo de eu ter adquirido o jogo é o fato de ele ser compatível comO jogo entrega tudo o que foi prometido nas prévias ao lançamento: atmosfera de suspense, momentos de susto, ação, diversão, envolvimento. Além disso, os gráficos são bons e o áudio também é de qualidade. Eu não sou fã de jogos com tema de survival horror, porque não me assusto ou me impressiono facilmente. O único motivo de eu ter adquirido o jogo é o fato de ele ser compatível com realidade virtual. Para mim é este ponto que ele faz a diferença. Com RV o envolvimento e a tensão são garantidas. Porém, jogar RE7 em RV com a câmera no modo suave é muito nauseante, tive muita cinetose, fato que nunca havia acontecido comigo antes, nem mesmo em montanhas russas de verdade. Melhor jogar com a câmera variando a cada 30°, deste modo não tive problema algum. Este é o jogo, quer goste ou não de a série RE ter mudado em seu estilo, ele é de qualidade. Recomendado.… Expand
  11. samuelban
    Feb 2, 2017
    2
    Nope, not RE. Not even vaguely. After one hour, I was already regretting my purchase and I know this will sit in its box forever more now and I will not even bother to complete it. When did game development take this massive downturn? Software houses will not even send out review code until the day before release encouraging half-hearted, surface only reviews. Micro transactions for halfNope, not RE. Not even vaguely. After one hour, I was already regretting my purchase and I know this will sit in its box forever more now and I will not even bother to complete it. When did game development take this massive downturn? Software houses will not even send out review code until the day before release encouraging half-hearted, surface only reviews. Micro transactions for half finished games and franchises used to sell knock-off goods. Sad.
    If anyone who reads this saves themselves the cost of this abortion, I will be glad, don't be suckered in like I was.
    So my little five pence worth;
    Gameplay 2/10
    Content 2/10
    Longevity 1/10
    Story 2/10
    Value for money 1/10
    Overall 16/100 (so by Metacritic barely 2/10)
    Verdict Keep your wallet in your pocket and walk away, for your own sake.    … Expand
  12. Troslero
    Jan 24, 2017
    10
    this game is awsome. re7 back to origins.game play, story, music and atmosphire is great, and the similarity to the first three games (besides the view shift) is astounding. I feel like I'm exploring Spencer Mansion again except in a big plantation setting.
  13. SquadPoop
    Mar 21, 2017
    8
    Resident Evil 7 is pretty good, it has a decent survival horror aspect and characters, its definitely different than the other Resident Evil games but stands on its own enough.
  14. boshi
    Jan 26, 2017
    10
    Being kind of a wuss, i've never really been into actual horror games. The early resident evil games i was fine with since i played them in the late 2000's so the graphics made it less threatening than if i had played them when they released. resident evil 4-6 i was also fine with since they were more oriented around action rather than horror. So that makes this the first "horror" residentBeing kind of a wuss, i've never really been into actual horror games. The early resident evil games i was fine with since i played them in the late 2000's so the graphics made it less threatening than if i had played them when they released. resident evil 4-6 i was also fine with since they were more oriented around action rather than horror. So that makes this the first "horror" resident evil game i've played. And damn do i love it. I played the game for two days in multiple short sessions (i had to take a lot of breaks since, as i said, i'm kind of a wuss) and i can confidently say this is probably one of my favorite playstation 4 games so far.

    Please note i played on a PS4 Pro, so i can't speak for the graphics or performance an an og PS4 or PS4 Slim.
    Graphically the game is very appealing, despite some textures looking of lower quality than others. It runs solid too. I hadn't noticed any significant frame drops or screen tearing during the course of my playthrough. The character models themselves are on point as well. Storywise i don't want to spoil anything, so i'll try to be as simple as possible. the premise is: you play as a man named Ethan, who goes to a plantation in Louisiana to find his missing wife Mia. He gets there, and as you can assume, resident evil hijinks ensue. The tone of the game is more akin to older resident evil titles rather than the newer ones. It is serious, yes, but some of the line deliveries can reach almost campish levels of amusing, at least to me. I'm not sure if that one on purpose, but i hope it was. In terms of the actual plot i liked it a lot. I saw some hate for the ending section, but i didn't think it was that bad. Disappointing? a little, yeah. But not bad.

    A significant portion of the game is dedicated to exploring and puzzles. The puzzles aren't too hard to figure out, and exploring the house made me feel tension i haven't felt from a game in a long time. Gunplay is toned down down dramatically from the last few resident evil releases. That's not to say it isn't fun however. For the most part the combat is well done. You have a variety of weapons to work with to tackle the challenges you face, including boss fights, which i was surprised this game had. Being that there were limited resources to work with, almost every encounter i had with enemies had me on edge. Some people had problems with the game being in first person, and i myself have some mixed feelings about it. Yes it's scary, and yes it makes the shooting tighter, but my problem with it is more of a character problem than a gameplay problem. See Ethan as a character isn't that great. Yeah i know the focus is more on the family than him but still. I feel like if the game was 3rd person he could've felt more like... you know, an actual interesting character. He would've at least felt more like a genuine character rather than just a vessel for the player to see the game through, but i diigress.

    To be honest i had some doubts about this game when it was first revealed. But i'm relieved at just how wrong i was Overall, resident evil 7 is a truly remarkable experience, one that i'll no doubt come back to again    … Expand
  15. Prrgangsta
    Jan 26, 2017
    6
    So the reviews I have been seeing are either praising the game or hating but i was more in the middle. The game does what it promised and returned to its roots of horror and item management. That is where the game succeeds in true RE fashion.

    The areas where it falters are its mediocre plot and predictable and easy enemies. I also think the game was not worth the $70 ($100 if you got    So the reviews I have been seeing are either praising the game or hating but i was more in the middle. The game does what it promised and returned to its roots of horror and item management. That is where the game succeeds in true RE fashion.

    The areas where it falters are its mediocre plot and predictable and easy enemies. I also think the game was not worth the $70 ($100 if you got the pass) if i am going to be honest. Luckily I was able to borrow my friends copy and beat it in 8 hours, which is a normal length for most games but has low replayability. It also wouldn't have hurt to have more modes like mercenaries.

    All in all an ok game but it is just not worth the amount they are asking for. Rent or borrow if possible.    … Expand
  16. jimay12
    Jan 26, 2017
    4
    Modeled as a horror game but tripped up and became a first person puzzle shooter. Disappointing, especially with the large plot holes and lazy writing near the end. The story becomes cliche and predictable. Stop trying to sell these games as 'horror' games, games like this ruin the horror genre.
  17. thelegend28
    Jan 24, 2017
    3
    Hate gimmicky games and this one is no different. Should've been released under a different name as well; This is definitely NOT a Biohazard style game.
  18. AceSaga
    Feb 13, 2017
    1
    This game is Sucks.

    Now I can say the franchise "Resident Evil" is dead. In a series of games about zombies, mutants, bioharard etc, added paranormal activities. Seriously, Capcom?! I think that you have decided to make a clone Outlast or Silent Hills. Great job! What we have as a result? Boring boss fights. Only one kind of enemy, lol! With a series binding only mention of Umbrella.    This game is Sucks.

    Now I can say the franchise "Resident Evil" is dead. In a series of games about zombies, mutants, bioharard etc, added paranormal activities. Seriously, Capcom?! I think that you have decided to make a clone Outlast or Silent Hills. Great job!
    What we have as a result? Boring boss fights. Only one kind of enemy, lol! With a series binding only mention of Umbrella. Don't waste your money and time.    … Expand
  19. sobreduardo
    Jan 27, 2017
    5
    The worst game in the Resident Evil saga, where a company trying to find relevance declines in the lowest worlds of video games delivering a product full of screamers, forgettable characters and plagiarisms of movies and videogames. It has no follow up of the saga Resident Evil nor shares any similarity, is just another Outlast in the video game industry.
  20. bishopknight
    Feb 1, 2017
    2
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Post Game Review: Spoilers:

    Having completed the game and digested the plot of the game as a whole, it falls short and leaves much to be desired. Many things are completely unexplained, ridiculous or just stupid. When the game starts and meets Mia, Ethan doesn't seem shocked or want answers at all. When the cop comes to the house and is killed by Jack, there is no followup by police at all. If a cop went missing along with his car, the place would be swarming with police within an hour. No explanation is given as to why the little girl has been able to terrorize this Baker family for years even though she is an umbrella experiment. Yet this innocent Baker family just happens to have a processing room, a morgue, a mansion, another house and all sorts of bizarre trap doors, rooms, elaborate puzzles and no driveways. Also, this Ethan guy brings NOTHING with him to a bizarre ghost house, never has a thought upon coming up to a spooky looking house or the van to maybe leave, go get the police, go get some weapons, go get SOMETHING to go into the house with, hell, hire someone to go with you, or bring food. As far as being scary. The first 20 minutes are the scariest. After that, it's not. How is electric even running for those houses? I find it hard to believe they're paying their bills anymore. And those huge generators in the basement? Those would need lots of oil or fuel to run. Makes no sense at all. I could go on and on. Like, why didn't he at any point think he has to get back to his car and get the fk out of there. Why couldn't he find something to break open the door he initially came through. It was a **** wood door.    … Expand
  21. leonkennedy2
    Jan 24, 2017
    1
    Decepcionante capcom, poderiam ter usado os personagens clássicos, mas resolveram usar personagens novos e sem carisma! É trágico para resident evil esquecer os grandes personagens do passado! O jogo tem uma mecânica de primeira pessoa ruim. A luta contra os bosses são bem engraçadas e sem medo algum! O jogo é muito curto e a história é fraca.
  22. rayuchiha09
    Jan 24, 2017
    5
    O jogo é até um bom jogo de Horror ... Mas decepciona como Resident Evil... Personagem prinicpal sem carisma ... A luta com os Boss não é tão legal .... Pouca ligação com os jogos anteriores ... E o final decepciona para o que era esperado desse jogo ... Resident Evil 7 funcionaria bem melhor como um Reboot da serie
  23. JovialTrash
    Jan 24, 2017
    10
    Finally, Resident Evil is back! Resident Evil 7: Bioshock got this series back from the "punching boulders"-action grave it's been stuck in for so long with a new perspective, great playability and a fantastic setting. This is exactly what the series needed.
  24. weisslightning
    Jan 25, 2017
    4
    Allow me to be blunt: Resident Evil 7 is not a good game, and I would argue that it is barely a game at all.

    The original Resident Evil was a matter of resource management as you made your way between various points of a large map via various routes. There were complex factors which determined whether you might want to kill a zombie or not, whether you might want to take a certain    Allow me to be blunt: Resident Evil 7 is not a good game, and I would argue that it is barely a game at all.

    The original Resident Evil was a matter of resource management as you made your way between various points of a large map via various routes. There were complex factors which determined whether you might want to kill a zombie or not, whether you might want to take a certain shortcut or not, since you would visit areas many times and there were only a few points in the game where enemy placement would be refreshed across the mansion.

    Resident Evil 4 was a complete reinvention and a masterclass in how to design varied encounters, areas and traps incorporating clever scripting and a simple but diverse set of player abilities. It remains as one of the best action games of all time.

    Resident Evil 7 is a game in which the trappings of the first Resident Evil game are shoved in your face while you walk down a corridor. For the first three hours of the game, there are some scripted encounters where a hick will chase you, and in some clearly designated monster areas you will find yourself face to face with monsters in one of two scenarios: hallway, or room. You move through areas in a linear pattern, for the most part, with almost no backtracking. Your option, then, boils down to doing the objectively optimal thing in the current situation: shooting your enemy in a hallway, or running past your enemy in a room. Hallways and rooms. If you successfully master these mechanics then you have seen everything that the game has to offer and will never run out of ammunition.

    There are puzzles too, but they're approximately one step up from the infamous Bioshock Infinite lighthouse puzzle. I don't care for the puzzles in these games but if there was ever a game in need of something, ANYTHING resembling gameplay, this is it.    … Expand
  25. ultimatesoll
    Jan 24, 2017
    1
    i really have no idea what im gonna write here. All i can say is RIP RE. Non-related with RE fundamentals, no signature characters, brand-new and obviously bad new story, FPS view which make the game even worse and a cheap "Outlast" copy. Im afraid this game will rotate the franchise's new way(!) and so we can throw out all of those old REs forever.
  26. ValiantOutsider
    Jan 24, 2017
    1
    This game is absolutely awful. It has no tie-in at all to past Resident Evil games. No characters from past games. Ethan, Mia and the others are the most boring I've ever seen in a game. There's also no B.O.W.s, zombies or anything remotely good from previous games. They threw away everything that made Resident Evil good - the story, characters, monsters and lore. It's all gone, replacedThis game is absolutely awful. It has no tie-in at all to past Resident Evil games. No characters from past games. Ethan, Mia and the others are the most boring I've ever seen in a game. There's also no B.O.W.s, zombies or anything remotely good from previous games. They threw away everything that made Resident Evil good - the story, characters, monsters and lore. It's all gone, replaced by a generic first person horror game made entirely because of the hype of VR. It's a shame such a great series was destroyed by this abomination of a game. The only good part of the entire game is the lighting.… Expand
  27. AndrePeniche
    Jan 24, 2017
    9
    Best Resident Evil since the 1st one! It is great to see the universe from a perspective of a victim, not Special Forces or Umbrella. A must-play and definitely a step back on the right direction for the series! Bring VIII!
  28. spinbotlv1
    Jan 26, 2017
    3
    puzzled. the plot is really boring and stupid, there are at least 3/4 logical inconsistencies. The final boss is the most comical thing. It makes me think of a lack of imagination in the final part of the development. Aside from the atmosphere, the constant fear, the great introduction, the game is slow, shooter sections are clunky, little variety of enemies, little variety of gameplay andpuzzled. the plot is really boring and stupid, there are at least 3/4 logical inconsistencies. The final boss is the most comical thing. It makes me think of a lack of imagination in the final part of the development. Aside from the atmosphere, the constant fear, the great introduction, the game is slow, shooter sections are clunky, little variety of enemies, little variety of gameplay and setting. The persistent backtracking in a huge house was fine 20 years ago, now it's just a more of the same. disappointed.… Expand
  29. ThereIsNoSpoon
    Jan 26, 2017
    8
    Resident Evil is back! Bravo to Capcom for being brave enough to ditch the action-horror genre and go back to what made RE special in the first place. Like many I was skeptical, but this game turned out to be one of the best survival horror games I've played in years. It's both terrifying and nostalgic.

    My only complaints are that the puzzles were mostly lame, and the game doesn't    Resident Evil is back! Bravo to Capcom for being brave enough to ditch the action-horror genre and go back to what made RE special in the first place. Like many I was skeptical, but this game turned out to be one of the best survival horror games I've played in years. It's both terrifying and nostalgic.

    My only complaints are that the puzzles were mostly lame, and the game doesn't give any real incentive to play through it again. Would wait for a sale personally, but by all means throw money at the devs so we can see more awesome AAA survival horror games in the future.    … Expand
  30. Dozangames
    Feb 7, 2017
    3
    Resident Evil la casita en la playa. ese debería haber sido el nombre de este juego, pero creo que no hace suficiente merito en historia para ser un resdient evil como tal. las mecánicas están bien y es un comienzo muy novedoso. pero no vale la pena por el precio que esta ahora en steam. ( no pienso que el juego sea malo si no que cumple solamente, no destaca en lo que me importa a mi "laResident Evil la casita en la playa. ese debería haber sido el nombre de este juego, pero creo que no hace suficiente merito en historia para ser un resdient evil como tal. las mecánicas están bien y es un comienzo muy novedoso. pero no vale la pena por el precio que esta ahora en steam. ( no pienso que el juego sea malo si no que cumple solamente, no destaca en lo que me importa a mi "la saga resident evil)… Expand
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Metascore
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 100 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 96 out of 100
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 100
  3. Negative: 0 out of 100
  1. UploadVR
    Apr 23, 2017
    90
    Honestly, I don’t know if the world is ready for a game like Resident Evil 7: Biohazard in VR and that’s exactly what makes it so exhilarating.
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  2. App Trigger
    Apr 21, 2017
    90
    Whether played in VR or not, Resident Evil 7: biohazard is a thrilling game and it shouldn’t be missed. If you have the option to play the game with a PSVR, you should by all means do so. Regardless of how you play Resident Evil 7: biohazard, just be sure that you do because it is one of 2017’s finest releases and the constant stream of DLC keeps the nightmare alive.
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  3. Games Master UK
    Apr 2, 2017
    88
    Gets under your skin by erasing past frills and putting you eyeball to eyeball with a new world of horror. [March 2017, p.60]
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