why is chris on the cover?
A satisfactory follow up to the mastery of its predesesor.
Preeeeetty good, dogshit DRM
Absolutely amazing story and graphics. Gamwplay is fun and not too hard.
Kind of contemptible village raid opening scene but was a really playable, fun time through a spooky horror amusement park. It's not the Resident Evil I want anymore, but the games are pretty good, so I'm still along for the ride.
Ethan stfu pls
I have replayed several times on PS5 as well as on PSVR2 and it is genuinely such a fun game. I recognize it has some flaws and is not as scary as its predecessor nor is it as good as 4, but it is just so fun to play. I love this title, even if its last quarter feels rushed. IT HAS THE SCARIEST SCENE IN ANY RESIDENT EVIL, THE RESIDENTS WERE EVIL.
Pas trop d'avis j'ai seulement clear le manoir, mais superbe immersion, bon gameplay, j'y rejouerais un jour quand mon envie d'un RE reviendra
boh non fa paura
Good time all around, but the castle section is easily the highlight of the entire game.
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while i love this game a lot, i can't help but find the story so damn frustrating to watch.
imagine giving us one of the best characters in the whole franchise: a hot dilf-coded villain with a dark past and problematic personality but still having redeeming qualities, and then just... completely wasting all his potential. heisenberg truly could have much more importance in the story, and i don't see any reason for adding the detail of his hatred for miranda if that wouldn't make any difference in the end because ethan doesn't even consider his offer for a partnership and we're forced to kill him anyway. the amount of concept art of discarded content of his is just disheartening... at least my fellow ficwriters do him justice.
all of the lords (except moreau, no one cares for him) could have more depth and development. but i suppose it's not really surprising, as resident evil always has been shitty when it comes to writing villains and never really offered them any chance of redemption, which i personally think sucks. i agree that not every villain should be given redemption, but karl was one that should (donna too, but i won't focus on her). the man just wanted to be free. he was a genius - a single man that built an whole army for his revenge, for his raw hatred of the woman who stripped him of his dignity, hurt his pride and took his autonomy away by force, and at the end he just lost everything he worked so hard for and died pathetically, and alone. i know the focus of the games are the gameplay and not the story, but it's still annoying to see an interesting character being wasted like that.
gameplay wise, i think the game is cool. it's much less survival horror than 7 - item managing is barely needed unless playing on hardcore, but just by watching the trailers anyone could have realized that this game would be less horror than the previous, so it's not a surprise or anything, and i have no complaints about that. it's obvious that they wanted to focus a little bit more on the story this time, i just wish they did a better job on that sense. still, even if not life-changing, re8 is a great, solid game with replay value, and i find it worth playing.
imagine giving us one of the best characters in the whole franchise: a hot dilf-coded villain with a dark past and problematic personality but still having redeeming qualities, and then just... completely wasting all his potential. heisenberg truly could have much more importance in the story, and i don't see any reason for adding the detail of his hatred for miranda if that wouldn't make any difference in the end because ethan doesn't even consider his offer for a partnership and we're forced to kill him anyway. the amount of concept art of discarded content of his is just disheartening... at least my fellow ficwriters do him justice.
all of the lords (except moreau, no one cares for him) could have more depth and development. but i suppose it's not really surprising, as resident evil always has been shitty when it comes to writing villains and never really offered them any chance of redemption, which i personally think sucks. i agree that not every villain should be given redemption, but karl was one that should (donna too, but i won't focus on her). the man just wanted to be free. he was a genius - a single man that built an whole army for his revenge, for his raw hatred of the woman who stripped him of his dignity, hurt his pride and took his autonomy away by force, and at the end he just lost everything he worked so hard for and died pathetically, and alone. i know the focus of the games are the gameplay and not the story, but it's still annoying to see an interesting character being wasted like that.
gameplay wise, i think the game is cool. it's much less survival horror than 7 - item managing is barely needed unless playing on hardcore, but just by watching the trailers anyone could have realized that this game would be less horror than the previous, so it's not a surprise or anything, and i have no complaints about that. it's obvious that they wanted to focus a little bit more on the story this time, i just wish they did a better job on that sense. still, even if not life-changing, re8 is a great, solid game with replay value, and i find it worth playing.
This review contains spoilers
Ethan Winters wins the award for Best Supernatural Dead Daddio that Refuses to Die to ever grace the Resident Evil series
Someone needs to make a full game like House Beneviento please I’m begging that shit was so sick.
It's far from perfect, but I had a lot of fun and got some good scares.
I have the same problem with basically every Resident Evil game in that they start great in a creepy locale and then at some point they get rubbish and you end up in mad laboratory or something and this is basically that but it's the whole second half of the game is not so good.
Whaaaat a crazy, wacky, mixed bag of a game. The best bits are incredible. The worst bits are... pretty bad. Too messy, but at least brave enough to get weird.
Resident Evil Village is a wild ride that manages to make a fitting sequel, a continuation of a long term series and is welcoming to new players who wish to witness the insane whacky characters of this game.
Village borrows a lot of its elements from the series as a whole whole incorporating other influences, especially in the Dollhouse as it might as well just be the same house from P.T.
It grabs all of these influences and forms them into a really well segmented coherent world that is any speed runners dream.
I think what makes Village so damn fun is that it’s not that intense of a horror game. It really lays itself as a goofy action game that just about midway, you have to take off your pants because you just shit yourself.
It’s charming, it’s rewarding, it opens up a lot of really interesting possibilities for the series to go for next.
I really enjoyed my time with Village. It isn’t perfect but it is extremely fun and that is sometimes all I need in a video game.
Thank you to my amazing partner for braving the game with me the first round and for covering your eyes during most of it ❤
Village borrows a lot of its elements from the series as a whole whole incorporating other influences, especially in the Dollhouse as it might as well just be the same house from P.T.
It grabs all of these influences and forms them into a really well segmented coherent world that is any speed runners dream.
I think what makes Village so damn fun is that it’s not that intense of a horror game. It really lays itself as a goofy action game that just about midway, you have to take off your pants because you just shit yourself.
It’s charming, it’s rewarding, it opens up a lot of really interesting possibilities for the series to go for next.
I really enjoyed my time with Village. It isn’t perfect but it is extremely fun and that is sometimes all I need in a video game.
Thank you to my amazing partner for braving the game with me the first round and for covering your eyes during most of it ❤
Muchísimos sentimientos encontrados con este juego, le doy las gracias a mi pareja (que me lo regaló en su día cuando aún no lo éramos) por enseñarme este maravilloso juego que, seguramente me hubiera perdido si no hubiera sido por ella.
Resident Evil Village is like a wild rollercoaster ride through different horror movie genres! You're this dude Ethan, trying to save your daughter in a creepy Eastern European village. One minute you're sneaking past giant vampires in a spooky castle, the next you're blasting away at werewolves in a snowy field. It's action-packed and way more over-the-top than the previous game, but it still has those tense, jump-out-of-your-seat moments. The only bummer? The story can be a bit confusing, and some areas feel a tad short. Still, if you're looking for a thrilling horror adventure with a good mix of action and scares, Village definitely delivers.
can understand why people have mixed views on this. gameplay was great and while the game could have been outstanding if the plot made more sense and the voice acting were improved, i still think that the game held itself up through the gameplay and atmosphere. the castle is one of my favourite locations in video games ever. castle was genuinely perfect and was by far this best part of the game. definitely not a scary game but intense.
Capcom please let Ethan just live a happy life, this wimpy engineer doesn't deserve this.
really good!
Gostei bastante do ritmo do jogo, linear com uma ambientação e gráficos incriveis. O fator primeira pessoa com um terror leve deixa mais legal ainda a experiência.
All I feel is pain, thanks for that ending.