If Capcom can continue to walk that fine line and balance the action with well-placed scares and genuine tension, it could have another "once in a generation" game on its hands one day. Still, if there has ever been a contender for the crown, it's the most recent game in the series.
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It may still be too soon to decide if Resident Evil Village managed to surpass Resident Evil 4 in the series hierarchy, with the earlier game's obvious evergreen appeal. GamesRadar+ Verdict Capcom has delivered a great remake of a classic game, one which captures everything that made it so special to begin with. Resident Evil Village manages to rival Resident Evil 4 in both the overall quality of its campaign and in hitting specific high points to perfection. The line between fear and power is expertly navigated. The action forms the backbone of Resident Evil 4 and it is an impressive feat of design that so many encounters feel like marquee set pieces whether its a gaggle of torch-wielding denizens, the. Obviously, Resident Evil Village sets itself apart in the claustrophobia allowed by a first-person perspective and further developing the stalking threats refined in the RE2 & 3 remakes.
The 8th entry in the series invokes the same kind of raw panic as the first time Leon has to survive his own village. The similarities to Resident Evil 4 will greet returning fans in the opening encounter of Resident Evil Village. While resources are more plentiful than in Resident Evil 7, they're nowhere near abundant, and this shift towards combat isn't the only way Village seeks to learn from the legends that proceed it. Ghouls and werewolves will stand back up with most of their faces gone, nothing a few more bullets won't solve, but each shot needs to count. The various monstrosities that will clog Ethan's path will not die easily.
Every gun feels satisfying to shoot, but enemies won't just melt before Ethan's onslaught.
This made Village's shift to a focus on combat make sense from a narrative perspective. He was far more prepared for the horrors his world has to offer, which is reflected in the gameplay. Returning to the first-person perspective that Resident Evil 7 experimented with, Resident Evil Village presented an Ethan Winters that had grown considerably after his traumatic exploration of the swamps of Louisiana. It was the first game released since Resident Evil 4 that hearkened the most back to that pioneer.
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