Resident Evil Village

1. Przemun1304

   May 8, 2021

   10

   Let's be honest, Capcom did the excellent work overall.
   Creepy atmosphere is totally leaking out from the screen and this is what peopleLet's be honest, Capcom did the excellent work overall.
   Creepy atmosphere is totally leaking out from the screen and this is what people love.
   Beautiful visuals, amazing depressing sounds and freaky story forces me to keep playing.
   Strongly recommend to everyone!… Expand

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2. Allyptic

   Oct 5, 2021

   10

   This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Great game with a huge focus on story, characters, and world-building. I don't remember the last time when the story absorbed me so much. Yes, there are few bugs here are there, but nothing game-breaking. Usually minor visual glitches.… Expand

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4. Kelvin_

   May 9, 2021

   10

   Superou minhas expectativas,achei que era praticamente impossível que ele fosse do mesmo nível do anterior,mas talvez tenha sido até melhorSuperou minhas expectativas,achei que era praticamente impossível que ele fosse do mesmo nível do anterior,mas talvez tenha sido até melhor que o 7.… Expand

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5. Szntax

   May 22, 2021

   9

   First of all, I just started playing, so pardon me for the early first impression review. The intro is amazing, the graphics are top notchFirst of all, I just started playing, so pardon me for the early first impression review. The intro is amazing, the graphics are top notch and the gameplay looks great. Best title in the Series and one of the best games I have seen so far.… Expand

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6. BenoitCTM

   May 10, 2021

   9

   Resident Evil Village is masterfully crafted in atmosphere, gameplay and level design. The great scope and variety of this game makes it veryResident Evil Village is masterfully crafted in atmosphere, gameplay and level design. The great scope and variety of this game makes it very memorable. However the story to me is only good until the mystery is revealed.
   
   Gameplay wise, there is a bigger focus on action but there is still enough survival horror elements to make it a stressful and even scary at times experience. It makes this game stand out from its predecessor while still feeling familiar. This game is meant to be played on hardcore difficulty. Every encounter felt intense and required a lot of resources to overcome. This is perfectly balanced with the new Duke merchant where you can buy and upgrade weapons as well as resources. The sense of progression in this game is very satisfying. There is also a big focus on exploration to find rare animals, treasures, weapons, attachements and secret rooms which requires you to solve optional puzzles and sometimes fight some hidden mini-bosses. This game offers a lot of variety. Each zone has a different environnement and a distinct feel. They all feature varied enemies and the gameplay focus for each zone is different.
   
   One small gameplay misstep is last section in which you play from a different perspective. It ditched the formula RE is know for in favor for a COD like section. It is too linear and would have been better if it shared more similarities with RE7 not a hero DLC.
   
   Now lets talk about the story (without spoilers) which to me wasn’t very good. From the beginning to the final act you are kept in mystery which is good for this kind of game. However, in the last hour, they reveal too much plot details and twists that are poorly explained. The main vilain’s background and her motivations are only explained in a note and the way she infected the whole village is only hinted at during the credits. It would have been nice to have a flashback of her past to humanize her (like Jack in RE7) and the game had the opportunity to do so since one of its theme is shared consciousness and memories. Instead of a more grounded story isolated from the overall RE lore (like RE7), they wanted to have higher stakes than just you and your family while still keeping it personal but it felt too disconnected from reality to have a big impact.
   
   I preferred Ethan as a blank protagonist because the dialogue in this game is poorly written. At times, it was very awkward. Unlike RE7, it didn’t feel like I was watching real humans interacting with each other. It turned this game into the story of a goofy faceless father instead of being the player’s story. On a positive note, the 4 first vilains and the duke were well written and charismatic.
   
   Overall this is a great game. The gameplay is satisfying and addicting. There is something to love for both fans of action and horror. The mystery throughout the whole game will have you searching for answers. If it wasn’t from the last section in which the story and gameplay fall appart, Resident Evil Village would have been a masterpiece.… Expand

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7. RolandOG

   Oct 3, 2021

   8

   I played this on PS4 Pro, then some of it again when I finally got my hands on a PS5. There are noticeable differences between the two, butI played this on PS4 Pro, then some of it again when I finally got my hands on a PS5. There are noticeable differences between the two, but really nothing major. The game looked outstanding on the Pro compared to other PS4 games, but on the PS5 it’s nothing spectacular, relatively speaking. I guess this is the problem with cross-gen, right? Developers always say there’s no compromise, but come on… how dumb do they think we are? At the end of the day they want to sell as many copies as possible. Again and again they’ll say new generations of hardware will open up countless new possibilities! Bigger, better worlds, etc. etc. Which one is it? No compromise, or you need the new hardware to reach new heights beyond the same game with better rendering?
   
   I think the game is far too short. Why are games either too long, or too short? It’s one of those big unsolved mysteries. This was my first experience with adaptive triggers on the PS5, and it really makes a difference! I was pleasantly surprised to find it’s not gimmicky in the slightest. I like how they toned things down slightly since Biohazard- that game had a gross, Texas Chainsaw Massacre kind of vibe that almost made me delete it. If that game really gave you pleasure, please go see a psychologist- you are not well, amigo. There’s being scary, and then there’s being grotesque. A game needs to be fun, not a grueling, painful chore that leaves you feeling like
   you need to take a shower.
   
   I loved all the characters in The Village, but Ethan Winters is sort of a rube- his voice and some of the things he says are kind of cheesy, like how he calls the sisters a “bunch of crazy witches”. Did they mean to make Ethan like one of their geekiest players or something? Come on, our protagonist must have some balls to go through this rather than curl up and hide in a hole somewhere. I love the zones, and their variety, despite being a little on the small side (like Ethan’s balls). The castle probably looks the best out of them all, which also might be the largest and harkens back to classic RE games. This review is getting too long…
   
   Overall, this was a good game and is definitely worth playing. It’s just not a 9 or 10.… Expand

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8. Metroid997

   Apr 10, 2023

   0

   Worst re ever. No Polish subtitles. Heisenberg factory its **** do boring aby stupid designed.

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