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Um ótimo jogo, mas como um Resident é bem discutível, mas no geral se você jogar vai se divertir

Pas mal, bonne ambiance in-game


Achei uma melhoria em relação ao 7 em praticamente todos os aspectos. Mesmo que não tenha o mesmo "impacto" (afinal RE7 foi um marco na franquia e conseguiu reviver a Capcom inteira), pra mim Resident Evil "8" Village é uma evolução direta do mesmo.

Achei tudo excelente; gameplay, ambientação, exploração, fator de rejogabilidade... Enfim. Tudo muito bom. Até a história, que geralmente não é um ponto forte nessa franquia, me deixou bem intrigado e fazendo perguntas mentais o tempo inteiro.

Também gostei bastante da DLC Shadows of Rose, apesar de achar que ela foi uma oportunidade desperdiçada de explorar mais partes da narrativa.

Outra pedrada da dona Capcom, apenas. Virou um dos meus REs favoritos.

The loop is great, and the story is interesting enough to keep you going. The village itself as a horror hub is also great, and I would love to see them expand on this concept in future games.

If there was anything worth saving from RE7, it's entirely gone here.
And if RE4 remake and the ending of this are any indication, you may as well not touch any RE game to come.

For some reason, I went with the strange decision to start with this game instead of RE7 (mostly because I am a pussy who was too scared to play it and I heard that Village was a bit more action-oriented). Despite that, this still presented itself as a fun, atmospheric, and scary experience all in one.
I mentioned that this game is more action-oriented compared to the previous game, and I can't really validate how true that actually is (I do plan to play RE7 eventually) but it's got a good sense of agency and action without going too far into pure-action territory. There will still be moments where you feel like you're horribly outmatched, you're low on resources, you're caught off guard, and other situations that keep the tension up.
The game also looks great, both graphically and art direction-wise. Every important location has a distinct theme, with an impressive level of detail and fidelity. This combined with the great set-pieces lead to some truly memorable moments.
Speaking of set-pieces, the story and it's accompanying characters and cutscenes are no slouch either. Every boss has their own twisted reasons for their being, and they're all charming in different ways.
Overall, a great time all around, and an easy recommendation if you're a Resident Evil fan, or just interested in the series.

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