There is some amount of exploration involved in this. Your objective is simple: find a way out of the house you're trapped in. (Also see: Resident Evil HD Remaster Review: Monster's Ball ) From gutted carcasses of what was once a cow or a horse to grimy cabinets, there's a feeling that at any possible moment the likes of Nemesis from Resident Evil 3 would simply pop up out of nowhere and kill you in a most gory fashion. In terms of engineering a sense of dread, it's rather cannily done. There's an adequately disgusting art direction and creepy sound design that works wonders on the brain to have you jumping from your seat at any possible instance. It starts with you trapped in a dilapidated room that you have to ostensibly escape. In its place is an attempt to be gritty, to be real, but what it ends up being, is rather disappointing.ĭon't get us wrong, the Resident Evil 7 demo has the right intention. Gone are the campy heroes, pseudo-sinister villains, and general unintentionally comedic B-grade horror tropes we've come to expect. It's too much of a departure from the series we know and love. However, after playing the demo or Resident Evil 7 Teaser: Beginning Hour as it's called, our only response was an indifferent shrug. It seems that Capcom's using it as an opportunity to inject some maturity and quite possibly reboot Resident Evil. There's a new first-person only perspective akin to the likes of Outlast, as well as a more vulnerable protagonist, rather than the third-person action oriented proceedings we're used to. Don't let the name fool you though, it's actually the eleventh instalment in the franchise. Resident Evil 7, or Resident Evil 7: Biohazard as developer Capcom calls it, is the latest entry in the long-running survival horror series.

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