Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

A genuinely scary but awesome experience! I loved the setting and the characters. I know many people weren't a fan of him, but I really liked Ethan as a new protagonist. The DLC is some of the best and most fun I've ever had the pleasure of playing. My only gripe is I'm not a fan of the ship area. The first half in the house is the best.

One of the most terrifying experiences I've had playing a video game, it's brilliantly cinematic and tense at every moment!

A horrifying return to the series’ roots, with its first-person perspective amplifying the fear factor. The Baker family left a lasting impression, and the tense atmosphere kept me on edge. It’s an incredible survival horror experience that revived the franchise.

Before Resident Evil 7, I had never been a fan of this franchise to be honest, though I had good times playing the original RE3.

However, RE7 was a much-needed refresh. I really enjoyed this game a lot. It was everything I expected from a horror shooter. Eerie setting, truly horrifying moments, and a twisted story.

The fact that the story doesn't require any previous experience from RE series is a massive plus for RE7.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard was a terrifying breath of fresh air for the series, and I loved how it embraced a more intimate, psychological horror approach. Playing as Ethan Winters, I felt trapped in the creepy Baker family’s house, and the first-person perspective really ramped up the fear factor—every creak and groan of the house made me jump. The blend of horror and survival elements had me on edge the entire time. The story is creepy and disturbing, but it’s also well-paced and engaging. While some may miss the traditional Resident Evil elements, this reboot feels like a perfect return to survival horror, with a fresh twist that kept me coming back for more