Resident Evil 7 Biohazard

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In Resident Evil 7 Biohazard you move slowly like a bad dream, yet hidden amongst the terrible dream is a well crafted escape scenario where you can find a way to survive. I did not enjoy most of the game since it is so dark everywhere, and there is a lot of trial and error to figure out if you should hide, run, or try wasting your limited ammo to attack. I only kept playing because just like previous Resident Evil games there are items to find and you feel progress as you open new doors. Also I did really enjoy the Escape Room feel of the house and ship, and the literal "Birthday" Escape Room where you are trapped in a room and need to discover all the actions to get out. For a first time, blind play through, the game took steam time 23hrs and I used all the save slots to reload points to conserve ammo or take less damage. The game felt methodical to use resources, and a few early boss fights felt difficult and frustrating with all the ammo consumption. The game competently exudes creepiness and the first person style brings gross things right on your face. Enemies pop out as horror movie set pieces and you are chased and hunted. The fighting has a slow cinematic quality that you can barely tell if your actions are doing anything, or if you are watching a scene. The few bosses are creepy as hell, and you can barely move or tell if your actions to block or shoot are hurting them. The game look is dull, especially the foliage and outside and I kept changing the settings to try to find why it looks so washed out. The voice acting is sort of campy and narrated, which I liked, because the game is scary enough and it helped bring the story forward. The part that compelled me to complete the game is that about midway through you get more items and healing, and you feel a bit more stocked. There are quite a few Save areas so you begin to feel like the game planned to help you with enough resources to win. When you die on an enemy sometimes the game gives you a quick TIP to tell you that you cannot hurt them, or you need to block, etc. You can improve your experience also by using a Psychostimulant to see hidden items, and then just reload the game and use the Psychostimulant in another area to find more hidden items. It makes the game more enjoyable when you have extra consumable items. The game should have been more clear of how helpful the action of blocking can be to reduce damage as I only realized near the end. You can Block, with a second delay, which slowly raises your arms in front of your face and it reduces the impact of almost any blow of an enemy. There are a few stronger weapons that pack a punch to really hurt the enemies but you need to hold onto them for the most needed times to consume them. The game does a solid job of building a story, and I am glad the style felt like it changed midway through. The first half of the game felt like disgusting horror, and midway through felt more like it changed to action horror. Both pieces of the game uphold the story, and I felt better in the action part. It was a struggle to get through this game once, but like any Resident Evil, it makes sense after having been through it.

Have to say I didn't enjoy this one much at all. The worst RE game I have played I feel. It starts off fine but the quality falls off a cliff the further in you get. It looks bad, it plays bad, it has a pretty boring story. Pretty disappointing for an Overwhelmingly Positive game. Well, for a couple of quid, I suppose it's hard complain too much. With so many good games to play and so little time, I would recommend you play almost anything else.

nice game

This game reminded me exactly why i love this series so much

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总体来说还是很不错的，剧情很短只有八九小时左右，蛮有意思的，通关玩家只有寥寥5成，感觉有一半都是被吓退的，最推荐生化危机入门新手玩的一集，哈哈哈哈哈哈