Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is nothing short of a masterpiece in the survival horror genre, a thrilling return to the roots of the series while introducing new innovations that elevate it to new heights. The game brilliantly dials up the tension, immersing you in its world with its first-person perspective, making every creak of floorboards and distant noise an unnerving experience.

The eerie and grotesque Baker family, the central antagonists, are both terrifying and deeply fascinating, each encounter leaving you breathless. The game brilliantly combines psychological horror with traditional elements of survival, from managing limited resources to solving mind-bending puzzles. What truly sets RE7 apart, however, is its incredible atmosphere—it's a haunting, relentless tension that lingers with you long after you've put down the controller / Keyboard & mouse.

The story, while tied to the Resident Evil lore, also stands on its own with a gripping mystery that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Ethan Winters, our protagonist, is an ordinary man caught in an extraordinary and nightmarish situation, making his journey deeply personal and incredibly engaging.

If you’re a fan of survival horror, this is an absolute must-play!

peak horror experience the dlcs are good as well its a good game to get into the resident evil franchise with fun puzzles and map locations
good game buy it

Great game

good game

OMG you guys, I finally beat my first Resident Evil 7. I'm not afraid anymore.

Very Good :()

idk why but i do have over 60h in this game, and for some reason i have a wired feeling that i should complete the achievements, so i will do it lol anyway, very good game i will recoammand to everyone to buy this if its on sale

★★★1/2

having skipped 5 and 6, to me, this is the worst game in the series compared against 1-4 which i did play, but then again that is a pretty high bar. being the worst game, its still a pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ outstanding game. the story doesnt feel super resident evil but it has tints everywhere within the story that are very reminiscent of past games. the gameplay formula despite becoming first person is still largely the same, with the first chunk of the game recalling the first three games of the stories and the latter third paying some homage to the action horroresque pace of Resident Evil 4. as a love letter to the series its pretty great.

im sure everyone that plays this game besides total horror veterans will remember how great the design and visuals in this game are at inflicting total unease on the player, and i know im not the only one who was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bricks throughout the entirety of the guest house. the rickety house is a great change of setting compared to previous games, and its done very well with the absence of a pristine looking umbrella lab feeling quite noticeable but not being an unwelcome change at all. the house is great and instead of me explaining it you can just play the first like 2 hours and totally get what im trying to say.

the main problem with the game kind of starts arising once you get to lucas’ party, which at this point one begins to wonder why in the world we are even hear in the first place. yea mia is here yeah we need to cure her but then the game starts to feel really self contained, which is not very resident evil like. eventually reaching the segment after lucas, it becomes a little more clear that the game wants to tie into larger concepts and world building for the resident evil franchise as a whole, but its done like poor patchwork and ends up feeling like a totally different game and story was tacked onto the end. the survival horror formula was done well enough to feel engaging in the first half of the game but in the end it really loses itself to action and ends up losing significant fear factors. most of the boss encounters in this game also hinge so highly on very excessive action moments which can be seen as just normal resident evil fanfare but it ends up really detracting from the overall atmosphere of the game.

anyways its still quite an entertaining game and i could never hate another opportunity to run around doing random puzzles and cycling health and fighting random disgusting creatures, but Resident Evil 7 unfortunately never reaches a mark higher than a tribute to the original first four games.

terrible