Resident Evil 4

A must-buy remake that delivers without hesitation. Faithful to the original while modernizing the experience.

A near-perfect remake that deviates from the original while preserving what made it revolutionary; enhanced character development and improved combat.

Greatest VR experience transforming a masterpiece into something even more immersive.

The remake earns relentless mockery for changing beloved moments from the GameCube original, with relocated traps, added stealth kills, and Last of Us-style takedowns drawing comparisons that frustrate a self-styled veteran. Ashley remains an annoyance and certain set-piece sequences are tedious to replay, leaving a soured, irritated impression of the reworked classic.

An absolute masterpiece that revolutionized the horror franchise and gaming industry through innovative third-person design and impeccable execution. The game's development perseverance through four failed versions ultimately produced one of the most influential and beloved entries in any franchise.

An excellent modernization of the classic that improves controls and mechanics while preserving the spirit. Immersive first-person perspective and refined gunplay create a fresh take on a beloved title.

ZP: landmark action-horror with effective relentless pacing.

A technically impressive and well-executed VR adaptation of the classic RE4 that leverages first-person perspective with intuitive controls and immersive interactions.

A near-perfect remake and one of the best in the series, blending high action with horror without betraying its survival roots. Combat is the standout — movement-while-shooting, the new parry and knife mechanics, and powerful kicks make it endlessly fun and replayable, backed by gorgeous modern visuals, the Spain setting, improved enemy AI, and deeper lore. Ada's new voice delivery and an annoying Ashley are the main weak spots, but it remains a masterpiece.

Hell of an entertaining ride — masterclass in escalation. Little identity crisis carries over and actually works in its favor. Solid 16-20 hour run, new game plus adds replay value. Fanboy endorsement with confidence.

Masterfully modernized remake that improves controls, graphics, and combat mechanics while preserving the original's charm. Enhanced gore, puzzle design, and voice acting deliver a thrilling survival horror experience that respects the legacy.

A masterclass in survival horror that more than lives up to the original's legacy, with combat dramatically improved by smoother controls, more threatening enemies, and reworked knife mechanics for parrying. Rebalanced treasure hunting and risk-reward side quests sharpen resource-management decisions, and several boss fights are vastly superior to their counterparts. The main drawbacks are some cut content, notably the absent Mercenaries and Separate Ways modes.