Resident Evil HD Remaster

1. SuperGlare

   Jan 28, 2017

   10

   Best horror game
   Amazing remaster by capcom
   Playing in 4k is magic(you have to edit the ini to do so) mUST HAVE GAME Its amazing howBest horror game
   Amazing remaster by capcom
   Playing in 4k is magic(you have to edit the ini to do so)
   mUST HAVE GAME
   Its amazing how capcom managed to bring this game back to life and look like a next gen game.… Expand

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2. Zamazqui

   Mar 11, 2017

   10

   Resident Evil HD Remaster is the best resident evil in the old gameplay series, it is insane the many ways that you have to manage your ammoResident Evil HD Remaster is the best resident evil in the old gameplay series, it is insane the many ways that you have to manage your ammo and you might think where kill and where not kill zombies 'cause there are crimson heads… Expand

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4. TheHorrorAnthem

   Jan 20, 2015

   10

   What can you say, or perhaps not say, about a franchise that is knocking on the door of its third decade, whose most recent entries collapseWhat can you say, or perhaps not say, about a franchise that is knocking on the door of its third decade, whose most recent entries collapse under the weight of a polished remaster of its first entry? Resident Evil has become so bloated in its sequels and spin offs, all of them underwhelming, that revisiting Spencer Mansion for the third time is sadly a breath of fresh air. Nevertheless, it is a welcomed breath of fresh air as we now have the best Resident Evil in some years. Leave it to a polished up version of a 2002 Gamecube release, which in itself was a remake of the original 1996 release of Resident Evil's starting point, to put smiles on the faces of all the devoted old school fans who have wanted the series to return to its terrifying albeit cheesy and clunky roots. Capcom achieves greatness with making the arguably best even better by tidying up the controls, graphics, textures and sound, and letting it live and breath on current generation consoles. Those who only know modern Resident Evil, or never got to play this in 2002 entry have themselves a fantastic experience ahead of them as they explore Spencer Mansion and witness the groundbreaking horror first hand with the original core characters. This game doubles as a grocery list of what Survival Horror should be, and how the modern conveniences of gaming do not always make for the best experience. This take on Resident Evil is both familiar and curious, both comfortable and nerve racking, and both full of nostalgia and yet as challenging as a never before seen adventure. So those of you who have played the original '96 game, are still in for surprises around some corners, and challenges that will make resources vital. The dialogue, though still a bit cheesy, is multiple levels up from that of the delightfully awkward original script. It remains similar enough to bring back all the memories of the original, but separates itself enough from the past to intrigue, creating an almost parallel world experience with how similar but more thought out the new dialogue is. I found myself both listening to the new, but in my head quoting the old, making for some laughs. Once again, those first person views of doors opening, tight corridors with the moaning undead near by, and limping through halls praying for ammo and health all have your hair on end, and it is a most welcome return. The Mansion is only slightly redesigned enough to make you lull into comfort, thinking you have the situation under control before springing something new on you such as a new zombie placement, or unfamiliar room, or retelling an old experience in less predictably ways. The results are fun and frightening. The Mansion is alive with creaks and shutters, moving light and flashes of lighting, shadows and mirrors, fog and water, all pulling you in deeper than ever before. This is Resident Evil in all its Survival Horror glory. It would be impossible to rate this any lower than a perfect score, seeing as it is a better version of a past masterpiece, and then improved once again on top of that. Get lost in Spencer Mansion, and take a bloody bite out of the game that started it all, the one and only, Resident Evil.… Expand

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5. kyleb19

   Sep 18, 2015

   9

   1996 World witnessed a birth of survival horror genre. Then in 2002 they remade it using new engine, textures, voice overs and adding new1996 World witnessed a birth of survival horror genre. Then in 2002 they remade it using new engine, textures, voice overs and adding new content. Now in 2015 they are bringing remake to the newest consoles with high resolution textures and it looks fantastic.
   Story.
   Unit S.T.A.R.S. was called in to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the previous unit. Chased by a deadly blood starving dogs they ran into closest mansion where things were even more suspicious. Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield has to find out the truth while surviving in this big mansion filled with zombies.
   Gameplay.
   You control a character from a locked in third-person cameras that are placed very smoothly across all levels. Sometimes you will feel disoriented since camera changes from different angles, but you get used to that. You have personal limited inventory where you store consumable and key items. Also there's not much variety of weapons but bullets are very limited, which makes weapons more personal and valuable.
   Graphics.
   Visually game looks stunning, variety of environment is mind blowing. First I though it's just a mansion, who would've thought you visit Forest, Cabin in the woods, Basement, Laboratory, Cemetery, Tomb. Each level builds the atmosphere around you, that any second someone or something might pop out.
   Sound.
   Ambient alone is good enough to be a horror element alone. There might not be a single enemy in the level, but the pressure you feel cause of the sound effects is breaking the fourth wall. It made me feel like those sounds were not coming out from the game but from my apartment. I lost count how many times I ran away even that I didn't see anyone but just heard a creepy sound coming out of bushes or window.
   
   My verdict.
   Great again to see Resident Evil game as a survival horror. Now when I judge survival horror games I compare them with this gem, absolutely incredible experience that made me be on the edge of the seat the whole team. And best part is I wasn't playing it alone.… Expand

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6. gracjanski

   Jan 22, 2023

   8

   Of course this franchise is very famous, and the first part was very popular, so as a gamer you should play it especially when they offer youOf course this franchise is very famous, and the first part was very popular, so as a gamer you should play it especially when they offer you an actual graphic. The atmosphere is still great and was the biggest strength of the game.
   
   The gameplay is basically an adventure with many riddles to open doors. From time to time there are zombies to shoot. But you need to walk a lot through passages you already know and the inventory is so small that you need to walk back even more. The controlling is bad also.… Expand

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7. perrypulus

   Mar 13, 2022

   7

   First RE game that I finished. Scary of course. But it's kind of bore me because I go back and forth in the same place multiple time to solveFirst RE game that I finished. Scary of course. But it's kind of bore me because I go back and forth in the same place multiple time to solve the puzzle, and "already" know it's the main concept of RE. Kinda took forever to complete if I'm not playing it with walkthrough guidance… Expand

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8. Rzno157

   Jun 10, 2021

   0

   E ingiocabile controlli e telecamera fissa sono orrendi almeno la musica e decente.

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