This review is for the PS5 version of the game. This game is amazing. I played the demo on my gaming PC but end up buying it for PS5 since imo there aren’t that many PS5 games out yet. On PC the game runs and looks amazing on my Ryzen 5800X/RTX 3080. I had it installed on a Gen 4 NVMe SSD and I have 32GB of 3600mhz G.skill Ram. It’s a beastly PC. Ultra settings 1440P 165 fps locked. On PS5 believe it or not the game actually loads EVEN faster than on my PC. It has Raytracing on both platforms. On PC I play on a 1440P 27in 165hz monitor and on PS5 I use an LG OLED 49in 4k TV. The game on PS5 looks just as good as PC imo. It runs basically right at a locked 60 fps with Raytracing disabled and still mostly a locked 60fps even with it enabled at dynamic 4k HDR. The gameplay itself is a lot like RE7 but improved upon in every way. It takes the best of old school RE games and the best from RE4/7 combat and combined them to make one of the best RE games to date. Tons of replay value here. The game itself if you explore took me around 10-12 hours to beat and I’m very OCD and take my time. That may seem short but all 10-12 hours is fantastic and literally every RE game ever made to date is around that same length. If you enjoy the old RE games, 4 or 7 this is a must buy imo. One of the best game so far this year. Great puzzles, scares, villains, and even a solid story this time around with top notch visuals. I included pics of the case inside and out for those curious. Thanks for reading. Please toss me a like if this was helpful for you. Read more
I like the thought of the Resident Evil franchise, and this game will have you on your toes. For me though, I tend to table games that I die too often in. Even my favorite game of all time is collecting dust at the moment because I am stuck on a boss. If you like zombies and shooters though, this is an excellent choice! I do intend to play this eventually. I've only ever played through the original RE game. I have PS Plus Premium and access to several of the RE games. I'm going to progress through them before I play this title again, but just checking it out, it looks phenomenal! Read more
This game is a great continuation of Ethan Winter’s story. Even though the game takes an average 6 - 8 hours to beat, I enjoyed every second of it. Capcom has turned down the horror a notch and delivered us a more classic RE experience. Don’t get me wrong the setting and enemy encounters are still creepy as hell, but there wasn’t as many jump scares as there was in Resident Evil 7 which is good for some, but disappointing for others. I loved the story, and the big twist at the end really blew my mind. In classic RE fashion, the story and origins weren't revealed until the end of the game. I love when games do this because they leave you speculating on what is actually happening. If I can offer you some advice while paying this game, take a second to look around and explore. I know you may rush into finishing the game, but looking for treasure or gathering ingredients for the Duke was very fun to do and can be very rewarding. However, As some others have said, the FOV was a bit of an issue for me. The survival horror FOV was okay in RE7 as combat wasn't as common and if there was combat, it was just an enemy or 2. RE8 on the other hand focuses a lot more on combat meaning the FOV can make it kinda difficult and hurt the eyes. Regardless, Village is an incredible game that brings us to the end of Mr. Winters’ story. Read more
Resident Evil Village for PlayStation 5 delivers an exhilarating and terrifying gaming experience that's sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Here's why I highly recommend it: Immersive Atmosphere: From the moment you step into the village, you're enveloped in a haunting atmosphere filled with suspense and tension. The detailed environments, eerie sound design, and atmospheric lighting combine to create an immersive experience that's both captivating and unsettling. Gripping Storyline: The game continues the story of Ethan Winters as he searches for his missing daughter in a mysterious and dangerous village. The narrative is filled with twists, turns, and unexpected surprises that will keep you engaged from start to finish. Plus, the introduction of new characters and villains adds depth to the storyline and keeps things fresh. Stunning Visuals: Resident Evil Village takes full advantage of the power of the PlayStation 5, delivering stunning graphics and realistic character models. The detailed environments, intricate textures, and lifelike animations make for a visually impressive experience that truly immerses you in the world of the game. Intense Gameplay: The gameplay mechanics are polished and refined, offering a perfect balance of exploration, puzzle-solving, and intense combat encounters. From stealthily avoiding enemies to engaging in adrenaline-pumping battles, every moment feels exhilarating and satisfying. Replay Value: With multiple difficulty levels, secret unlockables, and additional game modes, Resident Evil Village offers plenty of replay value. Whether you're aiming for a higher rank or trying to uncover all the secrets the village has to offer, there's always something new to discover with each playthrough. Overall, Resident Evil Village is a must-have title for fans of survival horror games and the Resident Evil series. With its gripping storyline, stunning visuals, and intense gameplay, it's an unforgettable journey into the heart of darkness that will leave you craving more. Read more
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Is this the best resident evil game in my opinion? No, no it is not. But I still enjoyed it quite a bit. It is definitely more action focused than other games. I actually purchased it because of clips I saw of House Beneviento, but turns out that kind of horror is limited to that section of the game. I would have loved more of that vibe. It was fun, decent story, and I liked Ethan as a character. But the 4 remake and Biohazard still win higher spots on the list. Read more
