Resident Evil 4 is no doubt one of the best games in the franchise and arguably among the best action-horror games in history.
Fortunately, the top-tier level design is enough reason to sweep these drawbacks under the rug. Some sections of the game, particularly QTE events are too janky, feeling tedious and unnecessary. The graphics aren’t too bad, but it no longer stacks up to modern-day standards. However, despite all the feats of this game, it’s old, and it hasn’t aged well in particular areas. The gameplay is excellent - successfully blending action, survival, and horror elements to create a challenging and terrifying experience that both veterans and first-timers will enjoy. Its story is simple yet manages to keep players motivated to keep pushing through the campaign. This installment is considered by many as among the best, if not the best, in the Resident Evil franchise. He is confronted by mind-controlled villagers, a slew of mutated creatures, and a parasite-worshiping cult called the Los Illuminados.
Kennedy is tasked to rescue Ashley, his search leading him to a remote mountainous region in Spain. Raccoon City survivor and special agent Leon S. Resident Evil 4’s story starts with the abduction of Ashley, the U.S.
