“We consider it the best survival horror game to date”
Resident Evil Village has already done a good job of lighting the hype fires for the upcoming release. With a morally gray Chris Redfield, a terrifying new environment, a pleasing demo and Lady Dimitrescu’s big ol ‘Ascot hat, fans are already moving for the latest installment of Capcom’s legendary horror franchise.
But to really send the fanbase in maximum exaggeration, you only need three words: Resident Evil Four.
Capcom producer Peter Fabiano has definitely marketed his headline in a recent interview with Official PlayStation Magazine. Not only did Fabiano say that Resident Evil Village was becoming ‘the best Survival Horror game to date’, but the developer also noted that the new sequel drew a lot of influence and inspiration from 2005s. Resident Evil 4, a title that is still considered the best by many fans Resident Evil release of all times.
‘You will notice that we got a lot of inspiration from it Resident Evil 4, “Fabiano told OPM.” The team put a lot of effort into creating a real feel. There are many surprises to keep you on your toes; players will find a balance between combat, reconnaissance and puzzle solving. ‘
It must be said that, visually, Resident Evil Village definitely looks more like the GameCube classic than any other title in the Resi canon. Soaked in sepia shades and buried in sharp, dead bushveld, the title Town immediately reminds of the Euro-aesthetics of Resident Evil 4, and a similar atmosphere that is decades out of step with the contemporary world – like Ethan Winters, literally ran into a dimension where technology, fashion and architecture could not progress beyond the 1800s.
From mr. Speaking of winters, Fabiano also notes in the interview that the Resident Evil team became very attached to Ethan during the development of critics Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. As such, it was decided that TownThe story of Ethan, his wife Mia and the horrific aftermath of their encounter with the Baker family would continue. I think some guys really can not catch a breather.
With the power of the next generation under the hood, the return of a gloomy Chris Redfield, the meme-riffy love affair with Lady Dimitrescu, ‘the best survival horror game to date’, and now the unholy call Resident Evil 4? It can be argued that years ago since Resident Evil release has so effectively aligned the moon and the stars with respect to its marketing. We hope that the game itself will meet all this excitement when it launches on May 7 on PS4, PS5, PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X.
Resident Evil Producer: We consider it the best survival horror game to date [Wccftech]
