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Resident Evil: Capcom Aims to Reclaim the Horror of Resident evil 7
Capcom appears to be using Resident Evil 7: Biohazard as the benchmark for horror within the franchise. Recent statements from Kōshi Nakanishi, director of the upcoming Resident Evil: Requiem, indicate the new installment will aim to be even more frightening than Resident Evil Village. This signals a potential shift back towards the more intense horror elements that initially defined the series.
The Legacy of Resident Evil 7
Resident Evil 7, released in 2017, marked a notable departure for the series, shifting to a first-person perspective and emphasizing survival horror. The game was widely praised for its terrifying atmosphere and unsettling narrative,revitalizing the franchise and introducing it to a new generation of players. Its success demonstrated a strong player appetite for genuinely frightening experiences within the Resident Evil universe.
A Step Back from the Scare in Resident Evil Village
Following the critical and commercial success of Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil Village (2021) offered a blend of horror and action. While still a compelling game, Nakanishi has indicated that Capcom deliberately toned down the horror