Sempre fui fã da franquia Resident Evil, ter agora a oportunidade de jogar me dá uma alegria imensa, e não tinha como não começar por esse, o clássico, remasterizado.
A história do game é aquela obra de arte, o jogo desafia seu cérebro através de muitos puzzles nessa mansão gigantesca, inimigos desafiadores e uma câmera que não ajuda muito, que movimentação ruim, só isso o ponto negativo, além de claro, ser um jogo datado, mas fora isso acredito que você vai se divertir e passar raiva algumas vezes. É um jogasso, uma baita experiência.

Mon fav

Par contre manque de réalisme évident, irl c'est la go qui manque de poches pour carry les objets et pas l'inverse

(Jill Valentine <3)

After attempting to play Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 2 Remake as well as both this game and its 1996 original, it’s probably best that I come to terms with the fact that I simply do not like this series. Not only am I not a fan of this sort of “inventory management” horror, but I also don’t find solace in playing as/watching venerated and heroic depictions of police officers without any formal element to counterbalance this (serious question since I admittedly do not know any of the lore: do the cops in these game do anything else that couldn't also be done by just random people with guns?). I’ve also never quite found any appeal in the stories of Resident Evil as a series.

It’s worth pointing out that this is the best game in the franchise, mainly due to its intensely dark and mesmerizing art direction, which features lavishly decorated environments seeping in some of the most gorgeous lighting I’ve ever witnessed in any video game, maybe ever. It would also be criminal of me not to mention the fantastic soundtrack that accompanies the superb art style (the safe room theme is my personal fav). This era of pre-rendered environments with static camera angles and tank controls came and went much too fast for my liking, and quite frankly it’s a period in the video games industry that I honestly think is greatly underappreciated, as we still haven’t seen a new wave of video games as striking as this one in quite some time.



Long story short; I’m more of a Silent Hill boy :3

Não tem como definir esse jogo em outro termo... obra prima.

Resident Evil é o ápice do survival horror, o level design da mansão é genial, planejando tudo o que você tem que fazer pra avançar, sendo algo bloqueado no começo e la pro final liberando, o terror e fragilidade que você sente de cada nova criatura que encontra, o gameplay mais travado te fazendo tomar muito cuidado com cada passo e recurso que você gasta, criando um terror psicológico incrível. Resident evil 1 merece todo elogio e merito de ser um dos maiores jogos de survival horror ja feitos.

Insane horror vibe, started with Jill and then did Chris, somehow i enjoyed the Chris one more. Jill as a first campaign feels like a tutorial for Chris in a way and is kinda frustrating.

Then you are completing the game for the second time and it becomes way more fun, the game flows better (even with less inventory slots) since all the mechanics click together and it ends up being really satisfying. Cameras didn't bother me at all since i'm used to tank controls and shooting felt intuitive.

No wonder it is a classic honestly.

I consider this game to be timeless. No matter how old it gets, the atmosphere will always be amazing. The locations and setpieces will be memorable. The framing of the camera and the angles they used are purposeful and look wonderful. The only thing that most people would have issues with, the tank controls, are now an option in these modern releases to swap out for traditional ones.

This game was just really ahead of its time. It for sure has tons of stupid moments. I never understood why everyone bashed 6 for its absurd moments, but you can have giant animals as bosses in this game and it's A-Ok!


But those moments don't really matter in this game because it is always fun and enganging. And there's so much content. Chris and Jill runs are so different, and there's even choices and minor branching paths to make in the middle of the journey. They don't lead to a lot, sometimes an item or new cutscene, but it's still welcome.

It's hard not to love this game. It succeeds at basically everything it does, and it continues to be great with age.