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Resident Evil Village

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Resident Evil Village
Item: Resident Evil Village
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2021

GenresVirtual Reality, Adventure, Action, Shooter, Drama, Single Player, First Person Perspective

AvailableMay 7, 2021

PlatformXbox One, PC, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4

DeveloperCapcom

Overview

Resident Evil Village is a first person survival horror and the sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The game maintains elements from previous Resident Evil games with players having to scavenge environments for items and manage their resources. However, it adds more action-oriented gameplay, with higher enemy counts and a greater emphasis on combat.

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8.7

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Resident Evil Village’s story dazzles with atmospheric horror, lore-rich ambition, and emotional stakes but falters under uneven pacing, shallow characters, and narrative chaos, splitting critics between awe for its bold vision and frustration over missed potential.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

66%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

32%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story of Resident Evil Village received praise for its ambitious narrative scope, atmospheric tension, and engagement with the franchise’s lore. Critics like GameStar highlighted its more personal approach compared to previous entries, while Everyeye.it and Wccftech commended its structured, ambitious storytelling and ties to the broader Resident Evil mythos. The game’s blend of psychological horror, supernatural elements, and nostalgic callbacks to classic monsters was noted as a strength by GameSkinny and TrueGaming, with some reviewers appreciating its twists and emotional beats. PC Gamer praised the opening’s shocking stakes and immersive village setting, while LevelUp and The Games Machine emphasized its engaging mystery and character-driven moments, particularly in connecting to Ethan Winters’ tragic journey. However, several critics criticized the story for its uneven pacing, underdeveloped characters, and narrative inconsistencies. Quarter to Three and Games.cz called the plot bland and unoriginal, with weak character arcs and a lack of emotional depth, while Stevivor and VideoGamer pointed to sloppy writing, plot holes, and disjointed storytelling. Xbox Achievements and GameSpot noted the game’s messy progression and forced twists, with Digital Chumps and COGconnected highlighting unexplored backstories and enigmatic characters that left audiences wanting more. Telegraph and JeuxActu also mentioned the narrative’s struggle to balance serious horror with campy elements, while Checkpoint Gaming criticized the middle section’s pacing and an uninspired finale. Overall, the critical reception of Resident Evil Village’s story was split between admiration for its ambition and frustration with its execution. While many praised its atmospheric setting, lore expansion, and engaging villains (as noted by Everyeye.it, Wccftech, and TrueGaming), others felt it fell short in character development and narrative cohesion (Quarter to Three, Stevivor, Games.cz). The game’s mix of horror, action, and franchise callbacks resonated with fans, but its uneven pacing and unresolved threads left some critics divided. Despite polarizing opinions, the story’s ability to evoke tension and nostalgia for long-time players, as highlighted by Press Start Australia and IGN Spain, underscored its significance within the Resident Evil series.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Resident Evil Village blends action and horror with refined combat and exploration but leans too heavily on combat over survival elements, creating a divisive yet modernized experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

64%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

35%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Resident Evil Village receives praise for its blend of action and horror elements, with many critics highlighting its evolution from previous entries in the series. Reviewers like IGN Japan and GameSpot note the game’s mix of combat, exploration, and resource management, while Multiplayer.it and Twinfinite commend its fast-paced gunplay, varied enemy designs, and engaging puzzles. The inclusion of mechanics such as counter-attacks (as noted by LaPS4) and a refined inventory system (mentioned by Gaming Nexus) adds depth, and the game’s emphasis on exploration and environmental storytelling is lauded by PCMag and VG247. Additionally, the return of the merchant mechanic and dynamic boss encounters (highlighted by TierraGamer) are seen as positive steps toward balancing action with traditional survival horror elements. However, several critics criticize Resident Evil Village for leaning too heavily into action-oriented gameplay at the expense of its survival horror roots. Quarter to Three and PlayStation LifeStyle describe the experience as linear and repetitive, with clunky first-person mechanics and a rigid structure that feels formulaic. PC Games and App Trigger point to unsatisfactory gunplay, lacking tension, while Game Rant and Everyeye.it argue the game prioritizes combat over scares, diminishing the horror atmosphere. Issues like janky boss battles (Pure Xbox), simplified inventory systems (LaPS4), and puzzles that feel too easy (Generación Xbox) further detract from the experience. Critics also note inconsistencies in balancing action and horror, with IGN Japan and VG247 acknowledging the uneven pacing and reduced challenge compared to earlier titles. Overall, the consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward appreciation for Resident Evil Village’s evolution while recognizing its departure from traditional survival horror. While many praise its improved combat systems (GameSpot, Gaming Nexus) and varied gameplay styles (PC Invasion), others feel it sacrifices core elements that defined the series. The game’s blend of Resident Evil 4-inspired action and RE7-style exploration is seen as a double-edged sword, with VG247 noting its "fun and well-balanced" approach but Quarter to Three criticizing its lack of innovation. Despite these divides, the majority agree that Village successfully modernizes the franchise while retaining enough familiar mechanics to satisfy longtime fans, even if it occasionally falters in maintaining the tension that made earlier entries iconic.

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gameplay mechanics

Resident Evil Village blends action and horror with refined combat and exploration but leans too heavily on combat over survival elements, creating a divisive yet modernized experience.

Graphics and Visual Design

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Critics hailed Resident Evil Village as a visual triumph, praising its photorealistic, gothic environments, stunning lighting, and artistic flair—though technical glitches and uneven design dampened some praise.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

93%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of critics lauded Resident Evil Village’s graphics and visual design as a standout achievement, praising its atmospheric depth, technical prowess, and artistic direction. Many highlighted the game’s photorealistic environments, such as the eerie village and the grandiose Castle Dimitrescu, which were described as "stunning" (IGN France), "jaw-dropping" (WellPlayed), and "gorgeous" (GameGrin). The RE Engine’s capabilities shone through in details like ray-traced lighting, immersive reflections, and richly crafted settings, with critics like Hardcore Gamer noting the "impeccable lighting effects" and PlayStation LifeStyle celebrating its "countless picturesque views." The game’s ability to evoke a gothic horror atmosphere was frequently praised, with VG247 calling it "fantastic" and Eurogamer Italy highlighting its "vibrant and immersive world." Additionally, the variety of locations—from snow-covered villages to damp dungeons—was seen as a strength, with Shacknews noting "breathtaking environments" and God is a Geek applauding the "art deco style" of the Dimitrescu Mansion. Despite these accolades, some critics pointed to technical and design shortcomings. A few noted graphical inconsistencies, such as pop-in issues (PlaySense, Multiplayer.it) and texture quality problems (IGN France, Everyeye.it). Others felt certain areas lacked ambition or cohesion, with TheGamer criticizing the "underwhelming" Castle Dimitrescu and Quarter to Three describing environments as "small and contrived." The art design was occasionally deemed "middle of the road" (New Game Network) or overly fantasy-driven rather than horror-focused. Additionally, some reviewers mentioned that while character models were detailed, secondary characters and environments sometimes felt less polished (Multiplayer.it), and transitions between areas could feel jarring (Game Revolution). These critiques, though varied, collectively pointed to minor but noticeable flaws in an otherwise visually impressive package. Overall, the consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with Resident Evil Village being hailed as a visual masterpiece that pushes the boundaries of the series. While some technical issues and design choices sparked debate, the majority emphasized its strengths: immersive atmospheres, meticulous environmental details, and a strong artistic identity. Critics like Hardcore Gamer and Xbox Achievements praised the game’s "stunning visuals" and "no compromise" presentation, while Worth Playing called it the "best-looking Resident Evil game to date." Even when acknowledging flaws, many framed them as minor blemishes on an otherwise exceptional experience. The game’s ability to blend horror with breathtaking aesthetics cemented its reputation as a technical and artistic triumph, reflecting Capcom’s continued evolution in visual storytelling.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Critics rave about Resident Evil Village’s spine-tingling sound design, calling its 3D audio, eerie silence, and ambient horror "exceptional" and "immersive," with haunting music that amplifies tension. While some noted generic scores or uneven voice work, these flaws were minor compared to the game’s masterful auditory terror, cementing it as a modern horror benchmark.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

84%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

16%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The majority of critics praised the sound design and music of Resident Evil Village as a standout element that significantly enhances its horror atmosphere. Many highlighted the immersive 3D audio, ambient sounds, and effective use of silence to build tension. For instance, GameGrin and PC Gamer commended the "incredible" and "creepy" soundscapes, noting how environmental cues like creaks, whispers, and distant echoes amplify fear. VG247 and Meristation emphasized the "exceptional" audio design, with immersive 3D effects that make players feel physically present in the game’s eerie settings. The soundtrack was also lauded for its ability to heighten suspense, with Push Square noting its "haunting" quality and GameSpot acknowledging how ambient sounds "heighten tension and fear." Even critics who mentioned minor flaws, like Xbox Achievements, acknowledged the "right level of chills" in the music. The overall consensus is that the audio design masterfully supports the game’s gothic horror tone, creating a deeply immersive experience. While most reviews were positive, several critics pointed to specific shortcomings. KeenGamer and Hobby Consolas criticized the musical score as "generic" or lacking a memorable main theme, respectively. Xbox Achievements and Pure Xbox noted issues with voice acting, describing it as "patchy," "cheesy," or "hammy," particularly in protagonist banter. SpazioGames and Everyeye.it highlighted inconsistencies in Italian voice work compared to English versions, while Multiplayer.it found weapon sound design less impressive than other audio elements. Additionally, Worth Playing mentioned that the music was "not particularly prominent," though it complemented key moments like boss battles. These critiques, while varied, generally fell short of undermining the overall praise for the game’s auditory experience, with many acknowledging that flaws were minor compared to the strengths. The overwhelming consensus among critics is that Resident Evil Village’s sound design and music are exceptional, with only minor criticisms detracting from an otherwise stellar audio experience. Over 80% of reviews highlighted the immersive atmosphere, effective use of ambient sounds, and chilling musical cues, with GameSpot, VG247, and Meristation all calling it a "strong point" or "exceptional." While some critics, like KeenGamer and Hobby Consolas, noted the music’s lack of originality, these points were often balanced by praise for its atmospheric contributions. The game’s audio design not only met but exceeded expectations for a horror title, with COGconnected and LaPS4 emphasizing how 3D audio and sound positioning "enhance the horror experience." Ultimately, the critiques were largely peripheral to the broader acclaim, solidifying Resident Evil Village as a benchmark for audio design in modern survival horror games.

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music and sound design

Voice Acting

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Resident Evil Village’s voice acting dazzles with immersive performances for villains and key figures, but Ethan Winters’ clunky dialogue and inconsistent accents undermine the experience, creating a mixed legacy of brilliance and flaws.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

50%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

48%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Resident Evil Village receives largely positive acclaim, with many critics highlighting its contribution to character depth, immersion, and narrative engagement. Reviewers such as Checkpoint Gaming praised the performances of Todd Soley, Katie O’Hagan, and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, noting their compelling delivery that enhances the game’s storytelling. IGN Italia and Meristation emphasized how characters like Lady Dimitrescu and the Village Lords brought life to their roles, adding emotional weight to key moments. TheSixthAxis and VGC commended the over-the-top yet effective performances of antagonists, which aligned with the game’s dramatic tone. Additionally, Gameblog.fr and Hobby Consolas noted that the voice acting generally elevated the immersive experience, while GameSpot (on PC) highlighted how interactions between Ethan and the Four Lords enriched character dynamics. These positives underscore a strong foundation for the game’s audio design. However, several critics pointed out notable flaws, particularly with the protagonist’s performance and certain technical aspects. PlayStation LifeStyle and VideoGamer criticized Ethan Winters’ dialogue as awkward and unconvincing, with the latter calling it “corny” and poorly suited to his character. DualShockers and Windows Central raised concerns about the use of American accents for Eastern European characters, which they felt disrupted immersion. Eurogamer Italy noted a lack of emotional impact in dramatic scenes, while Gameblog.fr and Gfinity pointed to overacting or inconsistencies, such as Ethan’s “amateurish” delivery. Additionally, Everyeye.it and SpazioGames highlighted issues with the Italian dub, where voice choices sometimes felt stereotypical or inconsistent. These critiques reveal a divide between the game’s supporting cast and protagonist, with the latter often falling short of expectations. Overall, the consensus leans toward a balanced assessment: while Resident Evil Village’s voice acting is generally strong and immersive, it faces criticism for uneven performances, particularly with Ethan Winters. Critics like M3 and GameCritics praised the cast’s ability to breathe life into characters, but others, such as Critical Hit and MMORPG.com, noted that the protagonist felt underdeveloped compared to the supporting roles. The game’s voice acting excels in conveying emotion and character nuance for antagonists and key figures, yet struggles with consistency in dialogue delivery and cultural authenticity. Despite these shortcomings, many reviewers acknowledged its role in enhancing the horror experience, as seen in Worth Playing’s observation that the “goofy and cheesy” tone aligned with the game’s style, even if it occasionally undermined its darker themes. The mixed reception reflects a game where voice acting is a standout element but not without its flaws.

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voice acting

Technical Performance

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Resident Evil Village dominates on PS5 and Xbox Series X with 4K/60fps, ray tracing, and near-flawless performance, while PC offers stability but quirks. PS4 and Switch handle it smoothly but struggle with texture issues and lag. Minor hiccups plague all platforms, yet next-gen tech shines brightest.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

62%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

38%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Resident Evil Village varies across platforms, with notable strengths on next-gen consoles and the PC. On the PS5, critics like TheSixthAxis and Atomix highlight its ability to run at 4K/60fps with minimal frame drops, while the PS5’s SSD ensures rapid load times and smooth gameplay. Xbox Series X also receives praise for reduced load times and stable frame rates (SomosXbox), with ZTGD noting seamless performance even with ray tracing enabled. The PC version is generally lauded for its stability and high-resolution support, as noted by PC Gamer and GameGrin, though some graphical inconsistencies persist. The PS4 and Nintendo Switch versions face more challenges, but the PS4’s performance is described as “smooth enough” (Cultured Vultures), while the Switch handles the game with minimal slowdown despite minor visual hiccups (Nintendo Life). However, technical issues are present across platforms. On the PS5, frame rate drops occur during intense combat or when ray tracing is enabled, as noted by TheSixthAxis and BaziCenter, though these are often described as minor. Xbox Series X users encounter occasional crashes (GamePro Germany), while PC players report graphical glitches and performance inconsistencies (Multiplayer.it). The PS4 Pro struggles with frame rate stability during action sequences (PlaySense), and the Switch faces texture pop-in and dark environment artifacting (Nintendo Life). Critics like GamingBolt and MGG Spain mention minor issues with controller features or graphical fidelity, while some platforms, like the PS4, experience loading delays (Cultured Vultures). Overall, the consensus is that Resident Evil Village delivers strong technical performance on next-gen consoles, particularly the PS5 and Xbox Series X, with only minor hiccups. The PC version is praised for its polish but has some graphical quirks. While older hardware like the PS4 and Switch manage the game well, they face more frequent technical limitations. Critics like GamePro Germany and PlayStation LifeStyle emphasize that the PS5’s performance is “solid” and “virtually flawless,” while issues on other platforms are largely seen as acceptable trade-offs for their respective hardware capabilities. The game’s use of the RE Engine and next-gen features like ray tracing and Quick Resume (despite some flaws) underscores its technical ambition, even if not all platforms achieve perfection.

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technical performance

Replay Value

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Critics praise Resident Evil Village's replayability—standout Mercenaries mode, New Game Plus, unlockables, and post-credits perks—but note flaws: linear design, predictable enemies, a short campaign, and limited incentives for repeats. A mixed but mostly positive verdict.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

58%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

41%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of critics highlight the strong positive aspects of Resident Evil Village’s replay value, particularly its Mercenaries mode, which is frequently praised as a standout feature. GameSpot and IGN France note that this arcade-style mode offers time-based challenges and encourages players to refine combat mechanics, while TheSixthAxis and PC Invasion emphasize post-game content like unlockable weapons, concept art, and difficulty modes. Additionally, the inclusion of New Game Plus, which allows players to carry over upgrades and tackle the story on harder difficulties, is lauded by critics such as CGMagazine and GamingBolt. Other elements like optional challenges, collectibles, and the return of the attaché case system (as mentioned by Launcher) further enhance replayability. Reviews from But Why Tho? and GameCritics also stress that the game’s post-credits content—such as special weapons and unlockable bonuses—creates a compelling reason to revisit the experience. However, several critics point out notable drawbacks that could limit long-term engagement. Quarter to Three criticizes the Mercenaries mode for being linear and lacking co-op or multiplayer options, while TierraGamer notes that predictable enemy placements may reduce its appeal over time. Xbox Achievements questions whether players would want to relive the story’s “off-kilter” narrative, and EGM suggests the Mercenaries mode lacks the depth of previous entries. Additionally, some reviewers, like Everyeye.it and Windows Central, mention that simplified inventory systems or a relatively short campaign (around 10–15 hours) might diminish replay value for players seeking more substantial content. The lack of incentives to return after maxing out rewards, as noted by TheSixthAxis, also raises concerns about the game’s longevity. Overall, the consensus among critics is largely positive, with most agreeing that Resident Evil Village offers robust replayability through its mix of post-game modes, unlockables, and difficulty options. While some critiques highlight flaws in specific mechanics—such as the Mercenaries mode’s predictability or the game’s brevity—these are often balanced by praise for its variety and depth. Critics like GamingBolt and GameCritics emphasize that the game’s content unlocks “after the credits roll,” making it one of the most replayable entries in the series. Despite mixed opinions on certain aspects, the general sentiment leans toward enthusiasm, with many reviewers recommending the game for its ability to keep players engaged through multiple playthroughs.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

88%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

11%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The majority of critics praised Resident Evil Village for its immersive atmosphere, engaging gameplay, and evolution of the series’ formula. Many highlighted its strong visual design, with GameSpot noting it as a “successful evolution” blending horror and action while maintaining a gripping atmosphere. IGN France celebrated its “remarkable success,” emphasizing its compelling narrative and gameplay that honor the franchise’s legacy. The game’s variety of set-pieces, such as the iconic castle exploration, was frequently lauded, with Gaming Nexus calling it a “Game of the Year contender” and Screen Rant appreciating its balance of familiarity and freshness. Critics like VG247 and CGMagazine praised its high production values, technical performance, and ability to appeal to both veterans and newcomers. The game’s blend of horror, action, and storytelling was seen as a significant step forward, with Gamer.nl noting its “compelling narrative” and GameStar highlighting its mix of classic horror and modern mechanics. However, several critics pointed out flaws that tempered their enthusiasm. New Game Network criticized the game’s “loud and messy nature,” feeling it strayed too far from traditional Resident Evil roots, while Siliconera noted pacing issues that made it feel “lackluster” compared to predecessors. Stevivor and Vandal mentioned narrative shortcomings, with Stevivor calling the storyline “sloppy” and Vandal pointing out flaws despite strong pacing. Others, like Games.cz and MMORPG.com, felt it diverged from survival horror conventions, prioritizing action over tension. Metro GameCentral described it as a “competent but uninspired sequel,” while Hardcore Gamer noted its reliance on “nods to previous entries” and a sluggish ending. These critiques often centered on the game’s departure from the series’ core identity, with some feeling it sacrificed depth for spectacle. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with many calling Resident Evil Village a strong entry in the franchise. GamingBolt hailed it as a “survival horror masterclass,” while Noisy Pixel praised its “entertaining nightmare” that successfully blends past and present elements. Game Revolution acknowledged its “excellent production value” despite cohesion issues, and Windows Central called it a “standout entry” in the new generation. While some critics, like New Game Network, felt it lost touch with the series’ essence, the majority saw it as a worthy successor that balances innovation with nostalgia. The game’s ability to attract both fans and newcomers, along with its technical and narrative strengths, solidified its reputation as one of the best in the franchise, even if it didn’t fully satisfy purists. As Gaming Nexus put it, Village is “one of the very best Resident Evil games” despite its imperfections.

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Critics hailed Resident Evil Village as a bold, immersive evolution of the series, praising its stellar visuals, gripping atmosphere, and refined gameplay that blends horror with action. While many called it a "Game of the Year contender" and a "survival horror masterclass," others criticized its loud pacing, narrative flaws, and departure from traditional roots, calling it "competent but uninspired." Despite mixed reactions, the game solidified its reputation as a standout entry, balancing innovation with nostalgia—though purists found it lacking.

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Reviews

168 reviews found

100

PlayStation 5

May 6, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is a standout entry in the series, blending horror, action, and exploration into a memorable experience that leaves players wanting more.

100

TheXboxHub

Xbox Series X

May 5, 2021

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The review states that Resident Evil Village is worth every cent, offering a great blend of horror and action, superb character development, and enjoyable plot and gameplay encounters.

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100

Player 2

PlayStation 4

May 5, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is a polished and terrifying horror game that strikes a balance between fear and beauty, and is a true return to form for the series.

IGN Italia

PlayStation 5

May 5, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is a masterful blend of horror, action, and exploration, successfully merging elements from its predecessors while introducing new features. It captivates players with its engaging story and immersive world.

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Vgames

PlayStation 5

May 5, 2021

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The reviewer considers Resident Evil Village a major success, providing an excellent experience for players and addressing criticisms of the previous game.

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Game Debate

May 17, 2021

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The review praises Resident Evil Village as a seriously fun entry in the franchise and one of the most memorable Resident Evil experiences to date. It suggests that it may be the best Resident Evil game of all time, depending on personal preference.

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App Trigger

PlayStation 5

May 10, 2021

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The game is highly recommended, with a beautiful experience that is worth the time investment. It ranks among the top five Resident Evil games for the reviewer.

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Gaming Nexus

PlayStation 5

May 12, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is an amalgamation of what made Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 7 great games. It is a Game of the Year contender and one of the very best Resident Evil games in the franchise's 25-year run.

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Hobby Consolas

PlayStation 5

May 5, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is praised as an exceptional game that builds on its predecessor while innovating in various aspects, despite some minor criticisms regarding its mechanics.

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Game Informer

PlayStation 5

May 5, 2021

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Resident Evil Village is an impressive package that maintains a sense of dread.

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