Much of Resident Evil 7's fear comes from leaving you alone. There are scares, and drawn out horrible sequences, but many of my favouri...

Great atmosphere and characters; Well developed tension and threat; Unpredictable; strong horror tone

Latter parts of the game lack depth; Boss fights are a bit hit and miss

Buy Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is terrifying for roughly the first 40 minutes. In the 10 to 12 hours that follow, you become a little less scared and more energized as you're reminded of what made this series so enjoyable when it crawled onto screens 20 years ago.

The Resident Evil series has never been afraid of change. After cementing the very foundations of the survival-horror genre, the franchise moved more

You're about to see something wonderful Combining items is done in a clever way that kept me on my toes for the first three-quarters of the 10-12 hour story. Chemical fluid can be found and mixed with either gunpowder for bullets, or herbs for a stronger first-aid medicine.

A Delightfully Horrifying New Perspective

nerve shredding, stomach churning, this is survival horror spelt with a capital H-O-R-R-O-R

Capcom has released Resident Evil 7 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Resident Evil 7 takes place in Dulvey, Louisiana on a creepy plantation packed full of eerie frights around every corner.

I just played the demo and it's creepy to say the Least. Although I don't think we care for the first person view, this game has you looking over your shoulder at all times. It is kind of interesting though.

Resident Evil 7 pays homage to where the original crafted the survival horror genre that so many fans know & love. A true modern survival horror done extremely well, if you're looking for that next title to do that genre justice look no further.

Ok, look--I'm not gonna sugar coat it. RE7 gets kinda gory and graphic, but mostly in the early scenes. I wouldn't let my 7 year old play it unless he/she was pretty emotionally resilient. More than other RE games, I found 7 to be more anxiety-inducing than traditionally "scary".