Resident Evil 7: Biohazard marks an important turning point in Capcom's famous survival horror game series. The game is developed on the new RE Engine, delivering a realistic and terrifying horror experience through a first-person perspective.


The plot revolves around the character Ethan Winters in the journey to find his wife Mia, who disappeared 3 years earlier. The search leads him to an abandoned plantation in Dulvey, Louisiana – the home of the Baker family infected with a mysterious virus that makes them violent and insane.

The game focuses on exploration and survival instead of action like the previous parts. Players must manage limited resources, solve complex puzzles, and face horrific creatures in the claustrophobic space of the Baker house. Choosing between fighting or hiding is the key factor for survival.

The combat system is designed to balance between action and survival. With limited ammunition and recovery items, players are forced to carefully consider each situation. A variety of weapons from pistols, shotguns to grenade launchers help increase the chances of survival against dangerous enemies.
Photo-realistic graphics along with vivid sound create a characteristic tense atmosphere. The game also supports PlayStation VR, allowing players to fully immerse themselves in the horror world through a first-person perspective – a terrifying and unforgettable experience.

Besides the crazy Baker family, players also have to face the Molded creatures – monsters created from a type of mutated fungus. The Molded variants are diverse with special abilities such as acid spitting, regeneration, or extremely fast movement speed, creating unpredictable challenges.
The puzzle system in the game is intricately designed, requiring players to carefully observe the surrounding environment to find clues. From searching for hidden items to decoding complex mysteries, each puzzle brings a satisfying feeling upon completion.

The plot gradually reveals Eveline – a mysterious biological weapon behind all the tragedies. As an experimental product of The Connections corporation, this little girl has the ability to control minds and transform humans into monsters through a type of mutated fungus.
The game received many positive reviews thanks to its innovative gameplay while still maintaining the identity of the Resident Evil series. The combination of exploration, puzzles, and unexpected horror situations creates a top-notch horror experience, bringing the series back to the original survival horror formula.

The side play “Banned Footage” expands the story with new challenges. Players have the opportunity to explore more about the Baker family's past and the secrets not revealed in the main game, creating a more complete and deeper experience.