Resident Evil 8: Village

I can never get tired of learning about the characters and the plot. I think the gothic setting makes this story stand out to the other Resident Evil games. No, I think out of all of the protagonists, Leon, Jill, etc. this journey was the most memorable because the whole game showed the bond between a devoted father sacrificing his life to save his baby. I mean in Biohazard... the protagonist did save his wife. But a little baby . . . awwww!I also found a satisfaction in finding that the game has a clear separation in knowing when and what level you are in the game as each "level" is distinct from each other. Like in the castle you had full acessability to any weaponry to fight Lady D and her zombies, but in the dollhouse you only had a flashlight and the ability to hide and run. Each of the four villians were unique, I never got bored from the usual shoot and run strategy as there was an intriguing backstory to each character in the game, including the fat merchant. As someone who loves action and lore, the plot and the worldbuilding made this game so exciting to experience !

Disqualifying that demon fetus, this was is not as terrifying as Biohazard. Because you have so much free space, as the map is in such a vast area, and the whole story seems so fantastical (like fantasy)- I can't imagine myself actually experiencing this situation, which makes it less 'scary'. To compare, I would say games like Mouthwashing haunt me- because rapists live with us everyday. But 8 foot women with big boobs don't often turn into dragons.

A lot of them cost more than 50 dollars, and I don't have that type of money to buy all of the games I want. But- me and my dad were looking at Xbox and an ad for a game popped up- and I was so excited just seeing it, my dad gave me no choice but to let him buy it for me. Not gonna lie, I couldn't finish it because I get to dizzy moving around so much. "Part 1" and "Part 2" link down below are a recorded version of my play.