Resident Evil 4

Resident Evil 4 is one of those games that constantly keeps things fresh. Every new area, enemy type and encounter gives you something different to deal with. Leon is an absolute MVP. Luis is the kind of bro you'd actually want watching your back. The pacing is excellent. It knows exactly when to slow things down, when to throw a horde at you and when to make you question your life choices. Honorable mention to the bella sisters… Apparently one homicidal maniac with a chainsaw wasn't enough. The game looks fantastic, runs flawlessly and didn't crash once. Absolutely worth playing.

Resident Evil 4 was one of the greatest games ever made, and the remake is just as great. 10 / 10

I've never played the original, but I've always heard it was amazing so I had high expectations going into RE4 Remake and this game exceeded all of them.. without comparing it to the original and just enjoying the game blind for the first time, I had a great time.. what a masterpiece! I think I might actually like this one more than Resident Evil Requiem..

When I launched Resident Evil 4 Remake for the first time, I expected something completely different. Before this, I had played Resident Evil 2 Remake, and for me, that was true survival horror. Naturally, I expected something similar from RE4. Instead, I got a game with very little horror. Honestly, maybe 10-20% of it feels like horror. The rest is action, over-the-top moments, and scenes that sometimes feel closer to an anime than a traditional Resident Evil game. At first, that disappointed me. I thought I would finish it once, check it off my list, and move on. Then something unexpected happened. After my first playthrough, I realized I absolutely loved it. Not as the Resident Evil game I had imagined, but simply as an incredible game. Then came a second playthrough. Then the achievement hunt began. Then the S+ runs. Then Separate Ways. Then another playthrough. And another one. In the end, I spent more than 150 hours in the game, earned every achievement, got the Platinum trophy, completed S+ runs with both Leon and Ada, and finished the game around ten times. And somehow, it still wasn't enough. This game has a special talent for driving you crazy. Seriously. Whenever you're trying to beat your best time, something always goes wrong. A chicken blocks your path at the worst possible moment. An enemy behaves differently than expected. One tiny mistake ruins a perfect run. In those moments, you want to quit. But that's exactly why I love this game. Resident Evil 4 Remake is built around incredible game design. The more you play, the more you understand its mechanics. You start discovering new routes, shortcuts, strategies, and tricks that help you finish the game faster and more efficiently. The game constantly rewards experience and knowledge. The funniest part is that I already said goodbye to it once. After unlocking every achievement, I recorded a farewell video, uninstalled the game, and thought I was finally done with it. A while later, I installed it again. Not because I had anything left to unlock. I just wanted to do it better. Resident Evil 4 Remake isn't the Resident Evil game I expected. But it's one of the best games I've played in recent years. If you enjoy great action, amazing game design, and a game that keeps pulling you back for "just one more run," you should absolutely give it a try. And if you enjoy the main campaign, don't skip Separate Ways. The DLC is just as good. Highly recommended.

Great game ,great characters (Leon goat) Just...pure masterpiece...

One of the best game ever. One of the best remake in industry. Great work Capcom! 10/10

A solid and faithful remake. Not much to write about in this review; however, a few points annoyed me, such as the merchant selling weapons but no ammo, which even in the original game didn’t make sense. I ended up loading some points so as not to lose ammunition. Also, the pricing for items is insane! The merchant was obviously scamming me but anyway good game.

[h1] [b] GOTY's Uncrowned King 👑 Proof that perfection can be perfected. 10/10 Went from "I scare easily" to "Professional Ganado exterminator." Can't wait to play Requiem and get Veronica. [/b] [/h1] As a non-horror fan, I'm late to the party, but now I finally get the hype. This game deserved even more recognition when it was nominated for Game of the Year. Between its lengthy campaign and insanely addictive replayability thanks to its goated gameplay and combat, this game is worth more than full price. And don't even get me started on the characters, they're so iconic and gorgeous that I spent way too much time spamming Photo Mode and F12. As someone who's not a horror fan and rarely ventures into the genre, I can't express enough how much I unexpectedly enjoyed/loved this game. Whether it's on sale or not, just buy it. Trust me.

The residents truly were evil. I personally like both the more modern controls of this remake and the tank controls of the original. I think that the gameplay of both games are really fun and that instead of comparing the two (at least when it comes to gameplay), we should just play what we enjoy more. I think the parry mechanic was a nice addition to the remake as I don't think it would work as well in the original ( i know you can parry some projectiles ) but works really well here as the combat feels a bit faster. It allows for more options when enemies get close and I found it mostly satisfying to follow a perfect parry with a kick. Of course the graphics were a huge step up from the original as there is an almost 18-19 years gap between the two. Some people say that the atmosphere of the original was lost. I just took this remake as its own thing with what it's trying to deliver and personally I really enjoyed looking at this game. The faster feel of the game didn't take away the tense and scary bits of the original. I remember the first appearance of the regenerador and I was pretty tense during that section. The story is more of the same of the original but with updated graphics. If you liked the original you'll probably still like it here too. I played this game to look at the graphics but the gameplay still sells it enough that I really enjoyed my time playing it. 9/10 would suplex again and yes, I found the yellow paint stuff kind of stupid. note: I played through the game in offline mode so yes I have finished it.

Its the best game in the series, it has horror atmosphere yet the combact mechanism feels good, from enemy types to types of soundtracks everything is goated, One of the few games i can replay someday.