Resident Evil 7 Biohazard

They had something good going on with this game. I wish they could have done the same with Resident Evil 8. I should probably pick this up again.

This game is awesome but I got the bad ending so its going in F tier on the RE tierlist

very fun and scary, i love heart attacks!

This game is truly one of a kind. I had such a blast going through it for the first time that i was left speachless. There are no other games like this one. The sound, the athmosphere, everything makes you immersed into the game and it really gives you chills while playing. Amazing game 11/10!!

This games was the only Resident Evil game to make me scared. It totally nailed the survival horror.

As a longtime fan of the Resident Evil franchise, I’ve seen it evolve in many directions—some great, others a little more divisive. But Resident Evil 7... this one hit differently. Honestly, this was probably my favorite entry in the newer generation of Resident Evil games. Capcom did an incredible job bringing the horror back to its roots, while still innovating enough to make it feel fresh and terrifying in the best way possible.

The shift to first-person perspective was bold, and at first, I was skeptical—especially since I usually resist new characters being introduced into a series I already love. But Ethan Winters completely won me over. His journey through the Baker estate was absolutely chilling, immersive, and genuinely stressful (in a good way). The atmosphere was claustrophobic, unsettling, and beautifully detailed—from the creaking floorboards to the grotesque yet unforgettable design of the Molded.

What really surprised me, though, was how rich the story was. It never felt like a drag or like filler. Every moment pushed things forward, and the pacing was tight and rewarding. And the villains—my God, the Bakers! Each one felt like a boss out of a twisted nightmare. Jack Baker in particular left a lasting impression. He was menacing, unpredictable, and strangely tragic in the end. They weren't just "bad guys," they were characters—with depth, mystery, and emotional weight.

RE7 felt like a love letter to fans of classic survival horror, while also being accessible enough for newcomers. The blend of old-school tension and modern gameplay mechanics was pitch-perfect. I can’t praise it enough.

10/10. Truly unforgettable. Resident Evil 7 didn't just revive my love for the series—it reminded me why I fell in love with it in the first place.

The game's atmosphere is suffocating, the graphics are beautiful, the plot is good, the DLC adds a little action to balance the initial suffocating atmosphere. I rate it as okay.

As expected, one of the most popular Resident Evil games did not disappoint. The story was engaging, the puzzles and mechanics were fun, and the maps were, as usual, cinematic. I would highly recommend it—10/10! It's also a quick game. I finished it in 7 hours, only one of the two endings.

The only downside I have with Resident Evil games is the annoying achievements. There are always so many, and they tend to be tedious. I don't find it worth the time to do all the extra playthroughs.

Did I lose my sanity while tryna %100 this game? Absolutely! But do I love the game? Hell yeah!

This game introduced me to Resident Evil series when I was in middle school. (Though I only watched the game back then) And Re2Remake made me a fan of this series last year. After playing the remakes I bought Re7. Even though I watched it 50 billion times before, it was still fun to play. (Also the scariest Re game ever T_T)

When I first started this game, I wasn’t really enjoying it. I didn’t like the sort of Texas chainsaw massacre style horror, that’s not really Resident Evil to me but I kept persisting and I thought the game got better as it went on and by the end I’d really enjoyed it.

I think the story turned itself around, although I didn’t like the Family, the monsters or the whole mould aspect tbh. The classic Resident Evil gameplay was there though and I think that’s what drew me in, the puzzles, going back to areas you had been to before to unlock stuff, etc. I’m not sure I’d play it again though. Oh and a warning you cant skip cut scenes which means sometimes you die and have to rewatch them.

Now that I have completed this game with its DLC I have to say some things:
1. The game itself is very fun let it be the easy mode the normal mode and the madhouse, madhouse was made so much easy because of the circular chainsaw that I unlocked by completing the game under 4 hours.
2. Now the DLCs:
1. The Nightmare DLC was very fun and the harder Night Terror mode was also fun. I liked the concept of surviving the 5 hours without save and contractor that generate gears to buy ammo and skills, when I went to the resident evil wiki it said that this was a mode taken from previous games and CAPCOM should include it the upcoming game.
2. Now 21 was good it showed how to play the game and survival was not too difficult but WHO in there right mind said that yeah we should have them play SURVIVAL + to get an achievement and we should also make it so that now it would take 10 power to kill the enemy AND the 10TH guy was BULLSHIT he had one card that makes you unable to draw the next card and defeat you with a bad hand. NEVER make this type of mode again.
3. Bedroom was okay nothing much to say about it.
4. Daughters was a good inclusion to show the story of the baker family and Zoe and how they were the victims and how she tried to run away from them and found Mia.
5. Not a Hero was also a good inclusion to show what happened to Lucas. But whoever came up with professional difficulty and decided that now the player will not start with gun and only find the gun in the second have of the DLC should be jailed. It was not hard just annoying.
6. Now we come to My Favorite Giga Chad Joe. No need for any weapons just HANDS. It was nice to see that Zoe got out of the hell hole with the help of Joe and Ethan. Now again with Joe must die WHO came up with this shit. That now there will be traps everywhere the enemy’s will one shot you by just looking at you and THOSE FOUR-LEGGED FUCKS should not be included anywhere.
7. One of The Most Fun DLCs I have ever played Jack 55th Birthday. Nothing more to say for perfection.
8. The one who came up with Idea, the one who funded this Idea and the one who built this should all be removed and should not be allowed to make such atrocious DLC/Game mode ever again. I am talking about The BULLSHIT KING of the BULLSHIT DLCs “Ethan Must Die”. But I will say that after dying multiple times buy a fucking crate and understanding the route I completed in less than 20 minutes. Oh only because I was helped by the almighty RNG Jesus.

Lastly, I know that this become more of rant than a review but I had to talk about it somewhere after playing 7 days straight of this game and blowing my mind off on learning so many routes and things to complete the level/achievements. I loved this game and every aspect of it albeit it sometimes being annoying and frustrating. 08/10 (Just because of some achievements).

one of the scariest games ive ever played.. you guys should play it if u wna play a horror game

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is the jolt of adrenaline the franchise desperately needed. After a few action-heavy missteps, Capcom takes a bold pivot back to its horror roots—and it’s nothing short of brilliant.

Trading in global bioterrorism for claustrophobic dread, the game places you in the shoes of Ethan Winters, an everyman searching for his missing wife. His journey leads him to the decaying estate of the Baker family, deep in the Louisiana bayou, where something has gone horribly, unnaturally wrong. From the first creaking door to the final grotesque showdown, RE7 immerses you in an atmosphere dripping with menace.

The biggest change is the shift to first-person perspective. It's a gamble that pays off. Every hallway becomes a tunnel of anxiety, every sound a potential threat. The intimacy of the view heightens the horror—when Jack Baker bursts through a wall with a shovel, you don’t just see it. You feel it.

What sets Biohazard apart is its pacing. It knows when to dial up the terror and when to give you a moment to breathe. The puzzles are satisfyingly old-school, and the resource management is classic survival horror—limited ammo, tight inventory, and tense decision-making.

The Bakers themselves are unforgettable antagonists: grotesque, charismatic, and terrifying. They’re not just monsters; they’re characters. Each member of the family offers a distinct brand of horror—from Jack’s relentless pursuit to Marguerite’s insect-infested madness.

Graphically, the game is stunning in a disgusting sort of way. The RE Engine delivers uncanny realism, from mold-caked walls to glistening entrails. Sound design, too, deserves praise—groans, whispers, and footsteps constantly gnaw at your nerves.

If there’s a drawback, it’s in the final act, where the narrative takes a more conventional turn, slightly pulling you out of the suffocating tension that defined the earlier hours. Still, it's a minor blemish on an otherwise masterful experience.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is a triumphant resurrection of the series’ core identity. It’s brutal, unnerving, and deeply atmospheric—everything survival horror fans crave. Not just a great Resident Evil game, but one of the best horror titles of the last decade.

Rating: 9/10

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard – The Scariest Resident Evil Yet

★★★★★ (5/5)

Out of all the Resident Evil games, this one definitely takes the crown for pure, unfiltered scariness. The first-person perspective makes everything way more intense, and the creepy Baker family will haunt your nightmares.

It’s a perfect mix of survival horror, exploration, and a twisted story that keeps you hooked. If you want to feel genuinely scared while playing RE, this is the one to beat.

One of the things that this game accomplishes in making me feel that no other horror game I can recall has done is having to face an enemy that feels incredibly close, hard to kill, and with weapons that feel like toys. It's a game that mercilessly throws itself upon you as a good horror should but also helps you develop confidence to take on whatever is thrown your way. It's a lovely frightful game that feels layered not only in its gameplay, but also in its story. And for that I am thankfully for having played the game and hope that others can share the same way.

this game saved a capcom really good make more horror games like this you guys better than ubisoft
do you know what we need code veronica 0, 1, 5, 6 remakes like resident evil 4 quality not bs dont cut content like clock tower in re3 resident evil 2 and 4 is perfect AAA games resident evil 3 is A game

Okay look I haven't even gotten past the axe fight with Mia because i'm a scared mfer and it's a fantastic game from all the footage i've seen It is really good now if I ever do grow a pair I will probably stop around the old house because Margureite disgusts me and terrifies the hell out of me but any ways it's a good game unless you get scared. That being said going in blind can actually be less scary as you have no idea what is going to happen. PLAY THE GAME IT PRETTY GOOD

Good and scary game but too much puzzles and backtracking. 7/10

(first parag is somewhat leon hate, next is abt the game)

honestly, ill probably get flamed for this but i think ethan is so so SO much better than leon, for a multitude of reasons. for 1, leons story is a repeat of the same old thing in my opinion, and he isnt exactly emotional like ethan is. its always him running around, ada showing up, leon doing some dumb backflip for no necessary reason, its just boring. hes been in more games than ethan, and in movies sure, but i think ethan is far more interesting than him.
ethans story is just, beautiful. and the fact that we dont know that he actually died in the bakers house until village was sad, then him sacrificing himself for his daughter was also amazing. i cried my ass off in village, even more in the shadows of rose DLC, which i WILL NOT ever recover from. though i do think ethan lacked emotion when it came to mia, i didnt like mia as a character, she was a bitch in both re7 and 8, ethan did deserve better but i guess it doesnt exactly count in village since we saw her as mother miranda, and mia, once again, was locked away somewhere.
it pains me that people take this amazingly written character for granted, and decide to meat ride leon instead, which is bullshit in my opinion. dont get me wrong, sure leon is a badass, but i dont like him. playing re2 for the 100% and having to play leon over and over was okay, and playing re4 was also okay, but i didnt get that need, that deep desire to 100% the game like i do with re7 and 8.
it hurts to know ethan wont come back, and that he probably wont be added to dead by daylight (bc ong id switch from carlos to him immediately), but i do hope they consider it.
and to all the "real" resident evil fans who cant wrap their heads around the fact that ethan is a lot better than leon, im sorry you guys cant see it properly. ngl it pained me knowing ppl hated re7 just because leon wasnt there like cmon LOL

but back to the game, i cant express how much i love this. the first time i played this, i barely even made it halfway without needing to tap out, that was back in 2024. the way this game is so realistic, it feels like one of those bodycam or found footage videos, especially with the lighting when we're walking around in the dark, and the first person. i know the first person is a hit or miss with some people, because the other RE games are third, but honestly i LOVE the first person POV, in both village and 7. it adds so much immersion, no lie and some point i ducked an attack irl as well LOL

Now this game is truly a horror fest. Loved every moment of it. This game reminds me a lot of my experience with Resident Evil 1 (Remake), which is another entry I really loved. Give this game a shot yer filthy animals

Completed it AFTER RE8, so had very conflicting thoughts. I like that it is much shorter and the story is surely much-much better not only in the concept, but in the execution. What is dated a bit for me is the gameplay. It is a survival game for sure, but the backtracking and some unnecessary decision made it a bit more difficult than I thought it should've been.

Still, overall, this is one of the best RE games.

I'm a little late to the reviews, but I want to say how much I really enjoyed the resident evil series and what they bring into RES 7 is amazing. So excited to try out RES VIIIAGE

Third best Resident Evil game ever made (after RE4 and RE2Re).

A breath of fresh air thanks to it's first person perspective combined with claustrophobic environments reminiscent of original RE's mansion. VII is less action heavy in terms of volume (save for the endgame) than it's predecessors, but more than delivers in terms of butt-clenching intensity of every single combat encounter, even on normal difficulty, where resources are plentiful.

Speaking of combat encounters - the bosses. The Bakers are not only fantastically written and acted, they deliver on the gameplay end as well. They stalk you throughout the house, ambush you, set ut traps and taunt you relentlesly. It's just a shame that there are so few bossfights, especially in the second half of the game.

All in all, of the greatest survival horror games ever made and one of the best Resident Evil has to offer. It revitalised a franchise that was losing it's way ever since RE5 and set us up for many fantastic RE games to come in the future.

Probably one of the best (if not the best) horror game out there. Capcom really does not pull any punches in how disturbing this game is and it results in a horrifically excellent experience that everyone needs to have at least once.

This game has blood, gore, torture and every kind of horror you can think of and i absolutely loved every single minute of it. I honestly dont know if any game (or movie tbh) has ever created a cinematic immersive experience as disturbing and horrific as this game has. Mix that disturbing shock factor with a great story, incredible survival horror gameplay, and some classic fun resident evil puzzles and you got yourself a legendary must-play game not just in the horror genre, but in gaming as a whole.

With all the praise I give this game, I do have a few very minor gripes. The graphics are sometimes a bit rusty, as the anti-aliasing creates blurry edges that render the game to not look very good. This is a bit of a uncommon issue though, as most of the game takes place in small dark eerie hallways and rooms, rendering the flawed graphics a lot less visible. It's also important to note this game came out in 2017, so this is a very reasonable flaw.

My only other issue is how short this game was. I finished the entire main story + the not a hero DLC and clocked in about 10 hours. That's a bit short and considering how much i enjoyed my time with this game, I really wish it was much longer. There is a 2nd ending to explore, but I shouldn't have to replay the entire story just to view that individual ending (although I will anyway). I appreciate them adding more replay value to the game with another ending though.

Aside from all those nitpicks, i couldn't recommend this game enough. That's coming from someone who doesn't even like horror games that much at all so trust me. It's a horrifically excellent experience that you will not find in any other game. It's a must-play for fans of horror and video games as a whole. And that is why i recommend Resident Evil Biohazard.

8.6/10

It’s a good game. Not really scary, but the jack baker chases are pretty fun. A shame u can’t skip cutscenes. Would recommend playing it on madhouse at least once. The circular saw makes madhouse easier.
JUSTICE FOR ETHAN!!!!

Incredible. A great story with epic plot twists, terrifying horror, exciting gameplay, just wow. It is an experience.

This is an excellent Resident Evil game. If you are looking for a horror, suspenseful, story-driven game, then this is absolutely the game for you. This is by far my favorite Resident Evil game that I have ever played. I first played the original Resident Evil 4 when I was a kid-I loved it so much and still do. Now, playing all of the resident evil games, I had to buy 7 on steam too because it was just that good to me. (I own all the other Resident Evil games on PlayStation). Ethan Winters is a great main character. I love the raw emotion he displays when he is put into dire situations. He is a complete normal guy that happened to be an engineer who sought out his missing wife. I love how he has genuine reactions to things that are scary or actions that hurt. I find that to be much more immersing and personal. Ethan Winters is my favorite Resident Evil mc, so well written. Ethan fought so hard to get his wife back and then his daughter too (Resident Evil Village). I find that so sweet and enduring for a main character.

Spoilers Ahead!

Now for the Baker family, they are such interesting people that I could talk about them all day. The fact that they were a normal, loving family (besides Lucas) is just gut-wrenching to me. All Jack and Marguerite wanted was to save a child AKA Eveline. Yet, that very child turns out to be evil and instead overtakes the Baker family controlling their mind and lives. This spirals into the Baker family being forced to kidnap and kill many people against their will. It is also even more sad to know that Jack Baker was a retired Marine which means he served his country to PROTECT people, not harm them. And then Marguerite was a house wife which is why she displayed such care and affection for children such as Eveline. The most emotional part is when Ethan sees Jack explaining that his family isn't evil and the fact that Jack never wanted to hurt or kill Ethan. I will forever love the Baker family (not Lucas) and despise Eveline.

Damn, I'm not really a fan of first person games, so I wasn't really going to pick this game up, I tried out the demo and honestly hated it. The next day I replayed some resident evil 4 remake on professional diff and had the urge of playing this half way through my play through, I bought the game thinking if I don't like it, I can refund it anyway and after playing the first hour, I didn't want to stop. Unfortunately It was already like midnight at that point so I turned it off. Coming on today I flew through my first playthrough loving every last moment. This games story, soundtrack, horror aspects, performance and graphics everything is perfect. I played on normal diff with little struggles so nothing annoying. One of the best parts of the game was the cassette tapes, while there's wasn't many they where very fun to play especially the birthday one.

I just lost a large portion of my review because backloggd decided to just stop letting me write my review (I had the part above copied when I switched from the steam format to backloggd, switched back now to prevent backloggd from doing it again) and I cant be arsed to re-write all of it so I'm just going to say: this game is amazing, play it.

A fresh start for RE, and a good one at that. This game changes the formula and introduces a first-person perspective for a more personal horror experience, with a (kind of ) blank slate main character. The shooting is alright, nothing too noteworthy, and many of the regular enemies are boring and repetitive. However, the story, the characters and the atmosphere play really well together, and I really like the environment with the game being set in the country side in the state of Louisiana. This game also works for people who are not into RE, because it features a story and characters not before seen in the story.

W game, there are so many plot twists and its actually very scary.

Very good and scary, I enjoyed the atmosphere and the vibes of the game. The story was good but had a really weak finish in my opinion. Would recommend. 8/10

Amazing game would recommend to 7 and under reminds me of Roblox

Great story! Amazing character development, absolute jump scares and terrific suspense, worth a buy!!

Great game, fun story and jarring expierence.

At first, this was too scary for me and I thought I couldn't complete this. Well, after a couple of hours the gameplay became more enjoyable and I got addicted.

The vibes this game gives are immaculate. The ambient is amazing and keeps you always on the edge same goes for the gameplay too, one of the best horror games I've played. Would recommend 10/10

After having beaten this game on the xbox I find myself not able to beat it again on pc. its a fun return to form for the franchise and without it we would never have gotten the re2 remake which I consider the best resident evil game to this current day.

This game is an absolute masterpiece. Story and gameplay 10/10. Will be trying Resident Evil Village next!

It's good, it gets kinda into a slog near the end but the first few maps are great.

It is a good game but it horrifying and difficult.

绝对的nostalgia，当时通关的时候就惊叹第一人称的RE能如此好玩，果然是三上真司还愿的一作。

after finishing madhouse for my first playthrough all i can say is what a fucking awesome game RE7 is a lot of fun and i highly recommend it

Really scary game, specially the first part. It loses steam in the second part though. Still great game. Also really good Dlcs.

Circular Saw Supremacy.

Jokes aside this is definitely the scariest Resident Evil game in the franchise. Try playing this one in VR, the mod makes it pretty nice. The DLC is also pretty good too, fun mini games and ones that expand on the narrative. End of Zoe and Not A Hero were probably my favorites of the DLC, but the escape room and CoD Zombies minigame was fun too.

Definitely one of my favorite Resident Evils.

Literally my favourite horror game. Well made, well written, and there was clearly a love of horror felt by the team who put this together.

Strongly recommend getting the "Ethan Must Die" DLC, you can play it for hours and never get sick of it

Got a game-breaking bug, I cant interact with a certain object that is mandatory to progress through the campaign,, Wow

very good horror game and the end portion is really fun. It's also my first resident evil game. :)

Resident Evil 7 was the course correction the franchise needed. It was the first Resident Evil game I ever played. It had been several years since I last experienced it on Xbox game pass so I thought it was about time to replay it. Resident Evil 7 is a mixed bag. The game has the usual RE puzzles which I've always loved. The map slowly being filled in as you get all the different keys will never stop being satisfying. I love the look of the game, it looks like a found footage horror movie. The game has some great atmosphere, and can be pretty scary at times. Some of the facial animations have not held up. I have no idea what they were smoking when they were designing Chris Redfield, it looks like a completely different person and I'm glad they went with a different direction in Resident Evil Village. The game has some pretty good bossfights. I remembered the boat section being really frustrating back when I first played the game, and I can say with confidence it still sucks. Ethan is also debatably the least interesting main character of the entire franchise. I do think the game being in first person was the right choice considering how claustrophobic the areas of the game can be. I'm really not a fan of the mold people, they are super uninteresting to fight. Comparing this to Resident Evil Village this is way smaller in scope and I think I actually prefer that.

This game is pretty scary until you get a stocked up arsenal, but even after that, it never stops being fun.

This game was my introduction to the Resident Evil series, and oh what an introduction it was. The atmosphere, characters, mechanics, and graphics, all perfect. I've done about 8 playthroughs across multiple platforms and it still hasn't lost its charm. I love this game.