“Horror is an absolute necessity in the core experience of Resident Evil.” That’s a quote from Kōshi Nakanishi, who directed Resident Evil 7, which is definitely a scary game. It embodies the “personal horror” that Nakanishi wanted to create, and the result is a game that revolutionized the Resident Evil series when it launched five years ago.

A lot of that is due to the first-person camera, but there are other amazing additions too. This video is all about those big changes, like playable VHS tapes, the charismatic Baker family, and traditional game mechanics repurposed for a more homespun horror experience.

Celebrate Resident Evil 7’s fifth anniversary with us right here on FrameWork! Give this video a watch, then check out this great game for yourself. You can pick it up right now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC. You can even play it in VR for an extra spooky experience.


00:00 -- Intro
00:53 -- Title Card
1:11 -- “Horror Is A Necessity”
2:43 -- Finding Familiarity
4:05 -- Tapes & Notes
6:57 -- The Baker Family
10:03 -- Combat Close-Ups
11:58 -- First-Person Puzzles
13:39 -- Back To The Boat
15:48 -- A Retroactive Revolution
17:00 -- Homecoming
18:17 -- Like, Comment, & Subscribe!


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Sources:

Resident Evil 7: Save Room Theme Synth Cover [Mono Memory]
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An Interview With 'Resident Evil 7 biohazard' Director Kōshi Nakanishi [Forbes]
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Ant-Man & Jimmy Woo Card Trick Taught by a REAL MAGICIAN [Bao Magic]
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