Resident Evil

basically unplayable on low end pc's the graphics are locked at a certain rate, so if you cant handle it, sorry your frame rate is gonna drop to about 5 frames per second, enjoy playing in slow motion

Where the legend all started...

Still an absolute fantastic game.

The dialogue is cheesy, but in my opinion it adds to the charm - like your favorite old zombie movie.

The game is still frightening even years later - those jump scares will get ya!

Resident Evil / Biohazard is a gift that keeps on giving

damn, this game is so ridiculously cheesy that i couldn't help but laugh out loud at times. and it’s so strange because the plot is genuinely awesome. you know, the rescue operation goes awry, the team gets dragged into a decrepit mansion full of dark secrets, and one of them is a traitor. how cool is that, huh? but some of the script delivery had me cackling. honestly, it’s so corny that they should’ve kept the Jill sandwich line intact.

the game is amazing, though. sure, it looks like crap outdated, but the gameplay still holds up, it’s really tightly balanced. the backtracking isn’t annoying at all, and progression feels rewarding. plus, when the game tells you to HURRY to save a teammate, it means it. there’s no room for Shepard’s weird dances in Omega nightclubs, while Earth is literally dying.

neat stuff. it even made me buy Resident Evil 0. not sure if I’ll play it now, but someday i definitely will.

The kind of games that you have to play with a hazmat suit on. Do yourself a favor and dont touch anything released before 2005, you lunatic freak.

use door animation mod to skip all door animation. thank me later.

8/10

It's a great remaster of a great remake of a great game. Just got all the achievements, which was super fun!

The only true horror of this game is the psychological one you get from all the dumb backtracking and puzzles which you somehow need to have godtier mega knowledge of and they don't even make sense. This is a game that was probably good for its time but was limited to what it could based on hardware so to make it longer, like many other games of its time, they made an insane amount of stupid puzzles just to "lengthen" the game.

Just watch the recap on RE0 and RE1 on youtube, trust me, it's not worth your patience.

dogs kill in 2 hits on normal, lack of defense items around the mansion, the ink ribbon is idiotic i shouldn't need an item to save especially if i cant save anywhere at anytime. the amount of inventory space you have vs the amount you need makes the mansion trek back and forth almost unbearable considering how tiring it is and the door loading screen is ridiculous. i don't need to see a door slowly open every single time i take one it makes me not want to take one.

Worthwhile playing although a bit of an adjustment to adapt to the older style of game. I generally enjoyed it, but found the camera angles annoying at times and found the story to be a bit jarring. (I finished the game in a little under 10h as Jill however ended up with 15h as my first playthrough got broken when an essential item vanished.) Over all I am glad that I played this as I now have a better comprehension of the start of this franchise, and it will give me a basis for comparison when Capcom (hopefully) publishes a remake of this!

i like to be getting scareded

for this game i also like hot woman jill she is like how i felt as lil girl growin up, but coooooler

chris redfield im like ok sure

wesker is OOOOO

barry is lol

what else can you want from a video game team?

I'm not into survival horror or just horror games in general but after playing RE8 and the DLC I was recommended to play more. I picked it up on sale and finished it in 2 days! I had to use a guide for some things especially if I got stuck and what I was doing wasn't working. I'm happy a gave it a chance and am excited to play more of the series!

As an avid lover of the original, they did a great job with this remake. I honestly think Capcom did a great job with most of the remakes---keeping the pieces that made the games great while adding just a bit more. I also like that this is a game that you can finish in a single sitting if you wanted to. My only complaint was that they made Jill to be a little less of a badass--like how many times does one person walk backwards and fall in a game? Come on. Or her lack of expression as her teammate is being ripped to shreds by dogs. I mean the OG opening was cheesy, sure, but there was more expression and fear expressed to me.

It's annoying that more people have played this version than that of the 1996 game with the same name, or even the Gamecube version of this remake. I do however like how it expands areas and often puzzles, changing the way the mansion can be traversed (linking the main hall to the U shaped puzzle room inhabited by ravens via the cemetery is convenient), though I dislike the muted colors over the 1996 game's vivid reds and yellows, and am not at all impressed with the "HD" textures compared to Resident Evil on Gamecube.

The writing and voice acting in Resident Evil is as schlock as Resident Evil, except it has an even more serious tone which makes it even more corny, but I like it in both games.

My favorite thing about this game is the foley sound effects for walking on carpet over wood floors. It's just so palpable and adds to the atmosphere of exploring an old mansion that probably smells like mildew in a few places.

Resident Evil HD Remastered faithfully preserves the core experience of the original game while updating its visuals and controls for modern audiences. It's a must-play for anyone who loves survival horror and wants to experience one of the genre's defining titles.

Story: You take on the roles of S.T.A.R.S. members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine, tasked with investigating a series of gruesome murders on the outskirts of Raccoon City. The investigation leads you to a creepy mansion where things quickly spiral into chaos. Unraveling the dark secrets of the mansion, you encounter zombies, mutated creatures, and sinister bio-experiments gone horribly wrong. The story is filled with twists and keeps you on edge as you discover more about the infamous Umbrella Corporation.


• Atmosphere: The eerie corridors, the constant tension of not knowing what's around the corner, and the brilliant use of lightning and shadows create a creepy, immersive environment.

• Controls & Gameplay: While the tank controls might take some time getting use to, they add to the nostalgic charm. For those who prefer a more modern experience, the alternative control scheme is a welcome addition, but the original controls are still available for that classic feel.

• Difficulty & Puzzles: The game strikes a great balance with its difficulty. Resource management and puzzle-solving keep the tension high throughout. Every corner you turn feels like a gamble, and the satisfaction of solving the mansion's legendary puzzles is still just as rewarding.

• Graphics & Sound: The visual upgrades are outstanding. The remastered version captures the dark, haunting atmosphere of the Spencer Mansion beautifully. The sound design and music perfectly complement the setting, pulling you deeper into the game's world.

While this remaster does justice to the original, I can't help but feel that Resident Evil HD deserves a full remake treatment, just like Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4. A remake could elevate this masterpiece to new heights while keeping the soul of the game intact.

If you're a fan of classic Resident Evil or survival horror, this is a must-have in your collection!

Loads of enemies and almost no bullets to be found. You are left with a knife to slowly and painfully die to the next enemy or dog jumping through a window. Not to mention clunky controls. And the fact that you only have 6 slots to carry items... Neither fun nor interesting, I am guessing nostalgia carried this remake?

An amazing remaster of a survival horror classic. From the beautiful atmosphere to the nostalgic controls RE Remaster is still one of my favorite games of all time. I would still 100% recommend this to anyone interested in survival horror and cheesy dialogue.

The golden standard of how Remakes/Remasters should be made.

No content outright removed , no removing atmosphere just to make it look prettier , accessibility options added , cut content restored and added into the game aswell as new content and evolved mechanics.

It differs from the original but in the best way possible , no retcons , no story change , just more polish and a true modernization , keeping everything that made the original great while adding new stuff for new players and returning ones alike.

This makes it the most true to vision Resident Evil ever existed .

This Resident Evil is the most Resident Evil out of all the Resident Evils.
I rate Resident Evil/Resident Evil.

Challenging but good fun. The multiple endings makes it more re-playable too.
Make sure you save Rebecca if you choose to play as Chris!

Game crashes and kicks me out randomly so I have to start again from scratch.

https://youtu.be/bbaNfG6TN_w
Tossing fights like yellow rain,
Hear the sounds of mass hysteria,
Tortured by this hurricane,
Where the suicide's way too easy now!
Bioweapons brings the death,
You played with mass destruction,
But a million zombies won't forget,
When they come your way, there is no turning back!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, gonna find you—
Tortured victims taking souls for venue
GIVE—IT-- UP!

Welcome to zero ground!
This time has no forgiveness!
Umbrella, you go down!
While all of us are living.
YES, shut up and suppression—
Cause we're the ones who will survive 'til the end!
Umbrella, you go down

The innocent must take control,
For the planet, for their future,
The bioweapons take their toll,
As the camera crews wreak havoc in the air!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, gonna slay you!
Tortured soldiers cut you down, your brethren.
JILL, LEAVE NOW!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, gonna find you.
Talk to victims cut your soul with a venture new.
CAN’T TURN BACK!

GIVE—IT-- UP!

Welcome to zero ground!
This time is no forgiveness!
Umbrella, you go down!
While all of us are living.
Welcome to battle ground!
We give you no forgiveness!
This, your crucifixion!

YES, you’re all so precious!
Cause we’re the ones who will survive 'til the end!
Umbrella, you must go down!

+ Runs on toaster
- Issues with full screen
+ Graphics hold up
- Compressed(?) audio
+ Best-in-genre atmosphere
- Somewhat cryptic gameplay, use a guide if you value your time

Everything is good about this game except for one thing. There is no way to make it full screen.

A wonderful remake of the original 1996 classic. There are quite some differences from gameplay to story. However It is a wonderful play through. I'd give this remake a 9/10. However personally, the 1996 classic will always hold a special place in my heart. I will say though certain mechanics in the remake I'm not super happy with, the excessiveness of crimson heads is rather annoying, they weren't even featured in the 1996 original. While adding a new flavor to the classic enemies, it just felt like too much.

kinda aged badly, with the security camera angles, the controls are weird, and the acting is cringe, but its cool, a different experience from the remakes.

มันปรับตัวยากไปสักหน่อยสำหรับคนยุคนี้ แต่ถ้าคุณทนเล่นได้ คุณจะเข้าใจว่าทำไมเขาถึงเรียกมันว่าเป็นตำนาน

A classic revamped with HD visuals, featuring plenty of backtracking and challenging puzzles for "modern audiences." However, those seeking a true survival horror challenge will feel right at home.

just a couple messy thoughts: feeling very strongly that survival horror could be the supplement to my 3d platformer obsession in this medium, both prying at something fundamental to my appreciation of games for Purest Texture Possible...in 3d platformers its space and shape, in survival horror its decisions and pulling an emotional reaction out of cold numbers. a near perfect study in being nearly 100% making decisions, and something like 85% capable of making u Feel Anxious And Unsure ab those decisions. the fact that it allows anything remaining is impressive...there are a couple moments of genuine power fantasy here, perhaps one of the more subtle parts of the obviously immaculate pacing, which always finds surprising ways to break itself up while never granting u so much release it breaks the momentum. more than most games i play, its a game u learn to Speak...bits of vocabulary and grammar learned thru brute force, asked to navigate harrowing but deeply rewarding conversations. one of the most rewarding games to interact with in general ive played in a while. the layout of spencer mansion will live in my heart forever.

if anyone asks "whats the ultimate survival horror experience" this is it. resident evil (2015) remaster is the peak survival horror experience and nothing comes even close to it.

A little finicky with tabbing out of the game, and kind of funny the difficulty selection is Very Easy/Easy/Normal instead of Easy/Normal/Hard right off the bat, but damn what a good game.

If you're a fan of horror or puzzle games, you owe it to yourself to play this classic. The puzzles are accessible enough and I only had to Google a few times for help which is a far cry from other puzzle games in which you spend more time reading a walkthrough than actually enjoying the game!

Also, if you are like me, who lacked the money to buy the Silent Hill 2 Remake for this Halloween, then this is a cheaper alternative with all the atmosphere, gunplay and puzzle solving that you want in this type of game.

The best thing about this game is the gameplay and the atmosphere. If you're new to this type of game, as I was, then it will take you some time to get used to the controls and the camara angles, but all of it hangs together the more you play. This is also the definitive way to play the original Resident Evil game, since this HD version is fit for modern monitors and it is the one with the highest ammount of content. The cheer replayability of this game is insane and the more you play, the more you love it.

Buy it and play it; you won't regret it!

For further details, you can watch my full review on Youtube.
https://youtu.be/BWDLvywsvuc

good game and was fun to play, some outdated mechanics but a classic 8/10

After completing the game I can give couple of words about how it was
And I would say It was great, game has it's own pluses and minuses but to be honest playing for first time gave me really great impression on RE games, it wasn't even like a game but more like a long movie where I felt all the struggles of main character myself.
Pluses are the game is well made and more looks like movie, with new graphics and that well designed lights and shadows it feels like modern game, well of course with some exceptions,even though I usually never play SP games It was interesting to play even after 20 hours in that game even though it was kinda long in my opinion

And minuses as I already said is game is kinda long, I know some people say you can complete it in 3-5 hours?? but it wasn't for me, and after completing one quest you think that's it but no, game just give you more and more, and after I thought well that's the end? it wasn't
one more minus in my opinion is camera, even though it's great at the beginning and the late game in big rooms you just can't see what's happening, and it was kinda disturbing especially at the final
And if someone ask if should they play it? I would say totally yes, game has it's own charm, and doesnt have that typically horror features of the game with screamers and loud noises, here you more like surviving than hiding and trying to escape horrors

This remaster may not be the most captivating gaming experience, but it’s certainly worth a try for the sake of understanding its place in history. Playing it is akin to watching a classic black-and-white film in color—easier to absorb, more accessible than the original, but still undeniably a relic of its era. As an introduction to the genre and a key milestone in gaming, it merits your time. However, the enjoyment factor isn’t guaranteed—it lacks the visceral excitement of later installments like Biohazard or Village.

♡ 7/10 - A great introduction to a great franchise.

+ Visuals: It looks pretty old but I wouldn't call the graphics an eyesore. If you enjoy PS1 era graphics you'll enjoy this. There are some mods on Nexus to make them look a bit better as well, although I had some crashes with the area textures. I liked the game visually.
+ Story: While most of it is told over lost letters and data entries, I enjoyed the story bits and lore. There's some dialogue and a few cutscenes scattered about, but not much honestly. I didn't mind this, as it helped me feel a bit more isolated. There wasn't a character I didn't like.
+ Atmosphere: The general vibe of the Mansion and surrounding areas are unsettling and really unique. The Crow Gallery was probably my favorite area. The general unease I felt as well as the shock of things jumping through broken windows or Crimson Heads popping up contributed a lot to the general feeling of dread.

- Puzzling: Most of this game is backtracking and being confused and doing puzzles. I can't say I enjoyed that. They aren't obvious or even logical sometimes, and you will struggle your first go-around especially if you choose to play as Chris.
- Difficulty: The game's core mechanics aren't difficult, but the lack of direction, lack of resources, and lack of knowledge that you won't have unless you've played the game before make it very difficult. I'm not ashamed to say I played with Infinite Ammo. Chris is also significantly harder than Jill particularly in Inventory management. Also, you can't Discard things.
- Minor Bugs: I outright was never able to burn a body while playing as Chris, and I did everything correctly to do so. I was killing Crimson Heads very very often on my Chris run.

I liked it. You definitely should play through both scenarions (Jill's first, than Chris', as you'll need the prior knowledge to not struggle with his limited Inventory). I think this game is worth a playthrough if you want to go through the whole RE franchise in order, and on a replay it's still fun. For a remaster of a game made before I was born, I really can't disparage it too much.

The music looping in the background gave me a brain aneurysm

I wasn't there for the early Resident Evil games I got in when Resident Evil 4 came out and I am not surprised I found this game to be an annoyance with the constant backtracking, and never having ammo. Game will have a nostalgia factor for many but I found it to be a slog. Stick with Dead Space or RE2 remake for a more modern take.

its good but not enough to make me deal with tanks.

Maybe this kind of games made sense in the past but now it's just a waste of time. Just watch the story on yt.

One of my all-time favorites. The best Resident Evil game and one of the best games ever made in general. Only plebs get filtered by the tank controls.

Terrible control. Unplayable for me. Not enjoyed.

The ultimate survival horror classic! Still love doing a quick playthrough to this day. Probably gotta be getting near 100 clears since playing it when it came out.

Başlarda çok fazla backtracking yaptırması, pek de korkunç olmaması ve tank kontrolleriyle oynamıyorsanız sabit kamera açısının nadiren sıkıntı yaratması dışında güzel bir survival horror oyunu.

How on earth did capcom got from this great game to resident evil 4 style gamplay?
Not to mention village and biohazard. This is shocking to me.

The story is a 9/10. The gameplay however has not aged well. tank controls are not used today for good reason, they're awful and you will also do fifty million hours of backtracking if you have never played it before like myself. not being able to drop items and also saving is tied to consumable items. I should have just watched the cutscenes on youtube instead because the gameplay is more frustrating than enjoyable.

Arguably the greatest survival horror game ever made
The best example of what survival horror at it's core is meant to be.

Limited inventory, exceptional map design, back-tracking, clever puzzles, hyper dangerous enemies, resource management, pitch perfect atmosphere of dread and terror and a system that rewards conservation of resources and strategic forethought.

A true survival horror game is not a power fantasy (even though that type of game is also awesome for different reasons),
it's about stripping the player down and forcing them to think smart, use tactics and plan their route.

The fixed camera tank controls I imagine could be super jarring for anyone who hasn't become accustomed to them, but frankly they work perfectly for this game, and I never had an issue with this movement system.

The S.T.A.R.S. Team, the Umbrella Corporation and the 1998 Spencer Mansion Incident is the stuff of legend for a reason.
It's the best Resident game, and the greatest survival horror game ever made.

Absolute recommendation for anyone who wants to experience true survival horror in it's perfected form.
All time classic. An absolute masterpiece.
That is all :)

Still a realy good game!
Try it out, its a real classic!

Cant judge the game on how well its made, but the port is fucking awful. Wont go into the foreground at all 9 out of 10 times I launch it, mouse cursor is stuck on the screen, controls cant be rebound.

A classic Survival horror that is a must for anyone wanting to dip into the Genre.
Two different characters that have gameplay differences, an amazing puzzle box to explore, and just the right about of difficult and challenge to really test you on how you manage resources.

When the Nintendo Game Cube launched this was the first game I bought for it and now its on Steam/Valve. Is still one of the best Resident Evil's ever made being a re-make of the original Play Station 1 version with insanely better scenarios along with outstanding graphics that almost seem photo-real. A true horror masterpiece as this Resident Evil is guaranteed to creep out anyone who dares to unlock the mysteries of the mansion.

Limited choice of controls makes this game unplayable for me. Does not seem to run very well either. Sorry not for me.