A spectacular, terrifying first-person survival-horror masterpiece. Resident Evil 7 couples tight, highly strategic grid inventory micro-management and scarce resource ammunition with the terrifying, real-time stalker Baker family AI.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is a spectacular, critically acclaimed survival-horror game that completely saved the franchise by shifting it into a terrifying, immersive first-person perspective. You play as Ethan Winters, searching for his missing wife inside a decaying, swamp-drenched plantation house owned by the systemically hostile Baker family. The core gameplay loop focuses on high-tension spatial exploration: players solve intricate environmental puzzles, manage strict visual grid inventory slots, and decide whether to spend scarce ammunition to kill mold monsters or utilize defensive blocks to escape. The mechanical highlight is the Baker family AI—specifically Jack Baker—who systemically stalks the player through the interconnected hallways in real-time, smashing through walls and forcing players to actively reroute stealth paths.