..and one of the best Resident Evil games in history: 30 years of the series couldn't have been celebrated better.

Grace's gameplay is evocative, scary, and immersive, while Leon's is action-packed and fun: practically a spot-on fusion between Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 4.
The story grabs you right from the start and develops brilliantly throughout the game (and I'd say long live the fan service!).

Not to mention the RE Engine and performances: the latest chapter in the series couldn't help but feature stunning graphics, pushing the engine to its limits and making full use of Ray Tracing. On the technical side, it's a true standout without precedent—despite the top-tier graphics and physics, the game runs practically anywhere with the right settings. Outstanding optimization, incredible work by Capcom.

I played it (5600X, RTX 3060, 32GB RAM) at 1080p Ultra + Ray Tracing ON using DLSS 4.5 Quality/Balanced Preset M and FSR 3 Frame Generation.
Solid 90/140 fps without stutters and flawless frame pacing.

If you're up for it, do multiple runs to unlock all achievements, hoping for plenty of DLC soon.
Platining Resident Evils is a different thing.

For now, it's Game of the Year, no doubt about it—highly recommended to all gamers, especially survival horror fans.

"This is my requiem for the evil residents"