Resident Evil 7: Biohazard’ brings series back to true form
A horror game that gamers have been looking for
“Resident Evil 7: Biohazard” brings the series back to its roots. Since the last few games have strayed further and further away from what made the series so iconic, Capcom seems to have finally realized what it was that made “Resident Evil,” “Resident Evil.”
To begin, the game controls very well, leaving the player constantly feeling just slow enough to make any enemy a real threat. The gunplay is slow and heavy, hearkening back to older “Resident Evil” games rather than the shoot ‘em ups of the past few installments.
But one major innovation came from this new entrant to the series: first-person perspective. “Resident Evil” has always been angled from the third person, just behind the shoulder of the player character. This time, the creators decided to make things much more personal. Players see directly through the eyes of Winters as he creeps around the Baker family mansion looking for Mia and trying to escape.
To begin, the game controls very well, leaving the player constantly feeling just slow enough to make any enemy a real threat. The gunplay is slow and heavy, hearkening back to older “Resident Evil” games rather than the shoot ‘em ups of the past few installments.
But one major innovation came from this new entrant to the series: first-person perspective. “Resident Evil” has always been angled from the third person, just behind the shoulder of the player character. This time, the creators decided to make things much more personal. Players see directly through the eyes of Winters as he creeps around the Baker family mansion looking for Mia and trying to escape.
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