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Answering 3 Big Questions About Resident Evil 7. By Daniel Krupa. Twenty years on, and it's hard to say what Resident Evil stands for. It may have been the series that coined the phrase 'survival horror', but that idea is largely absent from recent instalments. It felt like Resi had lost its way, and identity, focussing more on action and spectacle over suspense and horror.

Resident Evil 7, thankfully, suffers from none of those anxieties. It’s a confident statement of what Resident Evil looks like today – and that’s an intense survival horror experience, with mystery and exploration at the core. And while it may look very different from the rest of the series – shifting setting and perspective – RE7 in fact feels much closer to the 1.

Now I’m not going to delve into the specifics of all the terrible things that happen to you on the Baker estate (the unexpected is one of RE7’s most potent weapons), but here’s the basic set- up. You wake up in a rundown house, tied to a chair, surrounded by the Baker family – Jack, the father; Margueritte, the mother; Lucas, their son; and Grandma, who’s quietly slumped in her chair with her eyes closed. It’s dinner time, and Margueritte has prepared a feast of what appears to be human flesh and offal piled into greasy mountains. For some reason they want you to fill your belly with this rotted meat – Jack violently walks over and shovels a piece of rancid offal into your mouth. Eventually, after much tormenting, they leave the room, and without any prompts or tutorials, you must find a way to escape.

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But instead of describing what happens next beat- by- beat, and ruining the surprise, I think it’s more important to answer three big questions: What makes it a Resident Evil game? Initially, Resident Evil 7 looks and feels very different to what came before, but familiar elements soon creep back into view.

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Some are pretty obvious: green herbs replenish your health, a limited inventory requires micro- management, items can be combined in various useful ways, and the arsenal is almost identical to that of the original (after four hours I’d salvaged a knife, handgun, shotgun, flamethrower, grenade launcher and spied a magnum). But these are superficial similarities, of course – staples you’d find in plenty of recent Resident Evil games. What’s far more meaningful to me is how much RE7 felt like the original in its bones.

The games room. Strip away the first- person perspective, new setting and unfamiliar characters, and you see the underlying structure bears an uncanny resemblance to the original. There’s good reason why I still remember inching my way through the rooms of the Spencer mansion 2. Even now I can close my eyes and walk every corridor. While the Baker house, built upon stinking Louisiana swampland, may be stylistically different from the polished mansion Spencer built up in the Arklay mountains, it rests upon the exact same foundations: exploration, backtracking, and puzzle solving. The Baker House is much more sprawling than it first appears. That mixture is a huge part of why I love the original game so much, and I think this line from Bram Stoker’s Dracula – spoken by the Count to Jonathan Harker shortly after his arrival in Transylvania – sums up the effect neatly: “You may go anywhere you wish in the castle, except where the doors are locked, where of course you will not wish to go. There is reason that all things are as they are, and did you see with my eyes and know with my knowledge, you would perhaps better understand.” Curiosity draws you to those doors.

You want to better understand in order to escape. Resident Evil 7 does a fantastic job of forcing you to walk through those forbidden doors, and it does an equally great job of making those doors feel as intimidating as possible, decorating them with dead scorpions, butchered snakes, and mutilated crows – each a gruesome hint to the kind of key you must find somewhere in the sprawling plantation.

Now how would you go about retrieving that functional shotgun? Of course, unlocking the secrets of the house requires more than a series keys. The Baker house conceals a network of absurdly- engineered traps and puzzles. After completing one, which involves rotating an elaborately carved statue to cast an equally- outlandish silhouette on a painting, Ethan groans, “Who builds this shit?” If you’ve played Resident Evil, you’ve probably had the same thought. Who had the time and resources to build all of this? Although entirely implausible, these puzzles are an essential part of Resident Evil’s DNA, and thankfully they haven’t been discarded in a misplaced drive towards realism. RE7 is happy to block your progress with outlandish riddles involving coloured- coded dog heads or a brainteaser scribbled on a note found in a morgue.

So while I love Ethan’s wink to the camera, I really love how Resident Evil 7 also embraces those tropes, no matter how implausible. Rooms are finished with Ed Gein- inspired soft (and squishy) furnishing. Through exploration and puzzle- solving, doors begin to open and connections start to be made: literal ones, of course, as previously detached corridors are stitched back together, but also figurative ones, too – you begin to better understand. Ethan, like us, starts from a position of total ignorance, but through a series of notes, VHS cassettes, and mysterious phone calls, he (and the player) begins to piece together what’s really going on, and how the events within the Baker house connect to the wider Resident Evil story.

After a few hours I’ve got a tantalising, if still hazy, theory about how this all connects back to the characters and stories we’ve known for 2. I’m right – I’ll keep that to myself.