Resident Evil 4 - PS4

Loving this game! Wish I bought it sooner. A few slower load times, but overall performance great on PS4. The remake looks good and gameplay is so fun. Lot of new mechanics that are upgraded from the original.

I really enjoyed the game

Gran juego. Nuevo y sellado. Entrega rápida. Super recomendado.

One of the best video games ever gets a killer update. There are only some minor missing details and tweaks to the original story that kind of let me down, but overall I really enjoyed the game play, the graphics, and reliving a great story.

Lo recomiendo %100

As much as my gamer friends know I'm an avid fan of all of the Castlevania games and The Last Of Us series but to never tell me about Resident Evil or this game in particular bet they wont get any cookout invites from me for awhile! lol. Since it's hard for me to find games that keep my interest as I get older, I did some research for a good survival horror game and kept stumbling across great reviews for this game and man o man I'm already halfway thru after receiving it a week ago. In other words, I love it!

16 chapter game, 7+ hr game, top notch graphics, new enemies ,weapons. DLC not included. unlockables if u beat several time. free to upgrade to PS5 version with ps4 disc

When Capcom first revealed back in 2022 they were planning to remake of the most influential video games of all time there was undoubtedly going to be some concern. At first I was of those who didn't think RE4 needed a remake compared to RE2 and RE3, instead assuming we would get Code Veronica next as that installment hasn't aged well and definitely deserves it more but after playing the Chainsaw Demo first I can really understand why they chose to remake Resident Evil 4 next.I enjoyed playing the old RE4 back it was released on the Wii with the extra PS2 content (Separate Ways campaign, Ashley armor and Mafia Leon) and the HD version on PS4 and it still remains as my personal favorite Resident Evil game besides RE2 Remake. I glad this version went for a more grounded, more intense horror setting as it feels more in lined with the recent remakes while still keeping the spirit of the classic GameCube 2004 game including the iconic bingo line, fun quips and certain iconic set pieces like the cabin fight. I also enjoy the new mechanics that justifies improving the stiff tank controls from the old version which I didn't mind as it worked well before with that particular game design back in early 2000s but definitely way more snappy to turn and aim while moving today. The improved enemy ai is much more aggressive thanks to these changes which makes this game tougher even on Standard difficulty but once you adjusted the options and choose how to craft your weapon ammo or grenades for the right combat situation you should be able to do fine. I also really dig the village and castle expanded with new paths that lead to hidden treasure to collect and bonus side missions you can complete to earn spinels that you can trade to the merchant for bonus goodies. The island of course got trimmed down which I see as major improvement over the original which had some filler that I don't mind being cut and replaced.My only major gripe is that it lacks Separate Ways and as of the time of this review posted Ada and Wesker from The Mercenaries DLC which is free to download. I know the original campaign was kind of like extra paid content when it was released first exclusively for PS2 but it undermines the value of the basic package though not by much as the base campaign fortunately is long and there is an extra content shop where you can spent points earned from various challenges thus encouraging more replayability.