Resident Evil Village Steam Key

This game was a great experience from start to finish. I really liked how every area felt different, so it never got repetitive. The mix of horror and action was just right, and some moments were incredibly stressful. I enjoyed Ethan's story, and Rose's DLC was a nice addition too. I'd happily play it again.

All of this because a mother couldn't move on from her child's death. Then she lost because a father wouldn't let this own child die.

I love RE it is my favorite series but this is a decent RE game nothing too special. This game doesn't know if it wants to copy RE4 or be its own thing. The gameplay is fine but the enemies are very bullet spongey. Every time Ethan talks I want to close the application. If you like RE games you would probably enjoy this but don't expect it to be a scary game.

I first played RE8 when it was initially released. Although I had enjoyed it, I hadn't fully experienced the game, perhaps expecting something more like RE7 (less open world, more horror). But now I'm glad I replayed it to 100%. There is always a pleasant experience in doing multiple playthroughs, where you become more and more efficient, and you feel reconnect to your past selves through shared experiences. The game is absolutely gorgeous too.

Resident Evil Village is an overall fantastic game. The only two drawbacks are that the third-person gameplay in this installment feels unpleasant, with stiff character movements, and the combat feedback while attacking enemies within the game is mediocre.

Gameplay is great, puzzles are a little too easy, didn't have the same scare factor as RE7 did but it had its moments, but the story pacing is damn awful, started off with a bang and then the story made hardly any meaningful progress until the final acts which was epic and left me wanting more. Still for only £5 its a great game worth buying and playing as a sequel to RE7.