It has a fair amount of chapters that you will not finish fast. The good thing is that RE4 makes you go for a second round and even more if you want to collect and have everything on the game. Some things in the story are just silly, others are scary, but it is a solid adventure that will keep you interested and on edge of your seat. Also, it is incredibly satisfying when getting a head-shot on the villagers, the sound of the head’s explode is gruesomely awesome. In fact, hearing the music that starts when the enemy sees you and begins chase makes your heart pump.
The sound effects are really good, sometimes they sound kind of weird, because the audio hasn’t been remaster, but it’s not a deal breaker. Gameplay is something essential when looking for a good game, but it isn’t everything, we also need atmosphere, and RE4 has buckets of it. Just keep in mind that if something happens to her, you will get that game over screen.Ĭontrols are not perfect, but they raise the challenge and make things fun. The thing that makes everything even harder is trying to keep Ashley safe, as in RE4, Leon has a partner, similar to RE0, but Ashley can’t help you fight. This is what makes this game fun, because if you are invincible and have unlimited ammo, where is the challenge there? The movement is a little sloppy, mostly because you don’t have a lot of control on the camera – it’s easy to walk into walls, or when trying to escape to run into another enemy. With an action-focused survival horror game, it’s pretty obvious that you will have a gun to defend yourself, the issue is when you are surrounded, having to point the laser from your pistol that moves with your shaking hands. Every bullet counts, every grenade, so when ammo is scarce, don’t forget the friendly knife. What makes a game scary? Good story… check, scary enemies… check, great ambiance… check (we’ll get to that later), feeling vulnerable… check, and let’s talk about that.
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RE4 is full of enemies that will be grotesque and scary, some of them will be kind of funny, but dangerous, this is the game where Capcom changed the rules for RE games, and it made it really good. What is better than an average doctor with a sack mask and a chainsaw? Well lets make him almost invincible and make his attacks a one hit kill, oh and don’t forget his horrifying scream when he is attacking. Everyone is attacking you, so let us get inside that house with the door open, lock the door and hopefully they forget about me, on this exact moment, your blood is pumping really hard, maybe you’ll be scared, so this is the perfect moment to introduce one of my childhood nightmares, the good old “ Dr Salvador“. Here is when you realize you won’t be shooting zombies as previous done in the past RE games, but don’t worry, things will get better soon.Īfter surviving the ambush from some villagers and having no idea of what is going on, Leon enters the center of the village. After arriving at the village, you encounter a “ normal” guy just doing his things on the fireplace, but when you try to talk to him, he yells some Spanish and a few curses, then tries to chop Leon’s head off.
Sounds easy enough for the guy when he’s already fought zombies, monsters and horrible creatures, but Leon wasn’t expecting what was going to happen. Kennedy, our protagonist from RE2, is going on a mission to save the daughter of the President of the United States from some kidnappers who have her trapped in a Spanish village. If you have already played and loved the game, this time will be no exception, but let us start from the beginning.
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The PC received an awesome updated port that was the best version of the game to date, and now we get to see it transition to the current generation of machines.
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Don’t get me wrong, I loved the game the first time it was originally released in 2005, experiencing the definitive action-horror on my Nintendo GameCube, then some years later on the Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360. Another year, another platform, another Resident Evil 4 ( RE4) port.
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