#RESIDENT EVIL 3 REVIEW UPGRADE#
You collect resources to upgrade in between levels and can find buffs during the fights. In it, players are given a timer to clear out a certain amount of enemies before you can move on to the next level. Resident Evil Village also brings back the fan-favorite Mercenaries mode. Still, it proves to be fairly annoying nonetheless.
I know why it’s done it’s to prevent players from thinking they are missing an essential item in the old area. I’d be okay with it if it were a minor area, but huge chunks of the map eventually become inaccessible. That means if you missed any ammo, supplies, treasure, or whatever, it’s gone for good. However, after you beat a big area, such as Dimitrescu Castle, it becomes locked off. You are always moving forward at a steady clip, which is nice. If there is one thing that really irks me about the game, it is how it handles progression. These meals will increase your stats permanently, giving you more HP and increasing your movement speed. After a few hours of play, he will offer to cook meals for the two of you. Instead of being a background merchant, he becomes a bit of a primary character, offering Ethan advice and help from time to time. He goes by The Duke, and he somehow is allowed to trade here without being attacked. Treasure makes a return to the series, allowing you to trade it to a new merchant for ammo, weapons, upgrades, and even meals. The puzzles are satisfying and rewarding, which is an essential part of the series.Īnother rewarding part of the game is the exploration. Early on, there is an easy torch puzzle, but the second one makes you try new things to complete it and get your reward. I like them here because they make you think. While you have traditional puzzles like figuring out music notes or replacing fuses, Village also has a bunch of environmental puzzles. They aren’t afraid to let you miss some things if you ignore a puzzle. Resident Evil Village has some great puzzles that require you to think on your feet. One thing that Resident Evil is pretty well known for is its puzzles. My point is, you are likely to find something in the amalgamation of horror genres Village offers. There is also a water boss, which had me on edge because it was a one-hit kill in that area. A later area strips you of your weapons and light, leaving you to stumble through an old house while something chases you. You can hear her hunting you through hallways and stairwells.
You get different vibes from different areas and different bosses. Village is a bit different when it comes to its horror. If you are a veteran of Resident Evil, you might want to bump the difficulty up a notch. When it becomes that easy, the game becomes less tense and loses some of its scare factor. You start to learn their patterns and can land headshots with ease. Still, once you get used to it, the game becomes pretty easy on the default difficulty. The enemies will sway, charge, duck, run, and do anything else they can do to overwhelm you. This title is is not a twitch shooter, however your aiming is slow and all of your ammo counts. Resident Evil Village has a first-person combat system, as opposed to the third-person view of the Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 remakes. The campaign took around 10 hours to complete, though you can squeeze out a few more with additional exploration. You have to explore the castle, get the keys, and escape the crazy vampire ladies that live inside. Your first adventure is in Castle Dimitrescu, where a tall lady lives with her daughters. You escape the enemies and then begin the search for Rose. This, of course, comes back to bite them. They have Rose, and want to play with you for a bit. You travel through the woods until you enter the village, and that’s where the real nightmare begins.Īfter exploring the village for a bit, you are introduced to the main villains of the game. When you wake up, you find yourself in a strange forest next to a couple of dead guys, and your daughter is missing. Chris kills Mia and takes Rose without explaining why. Shortly into the game, Chris Redfield and his team bust into Ethan’s house to capture him and his daughter. The title once again stars Ethan Winters, who happily lives with his wife Mia and their new daughter Rose. Resident Evil Village starts with a recap of Resident Evil 7, one designed to make sure you know what’s going on in Village.
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