They missed that launch window by a fair margin, but now that both packs have arrived, I can definitively say they were worth the wait.įirst up is Not A Hero, the Chris Redfield-centered DLC that introduces new weapons and enemies as it takes players back into the mine complex underneath the Baker plantation.įrom a story standpoint, this can’t help but be a bit of a disappointment since RE7 left players hanging with some huge questions like why does Chris Redfield look and sound different now? Is he even the same person? Why is he working for Umbrella? The internet was rife with speculation and theories, but the answer, it seems, is far more prosaic – the developers apparently thought that a giant wall of muscle capable of punching boulders into pebbles wouldn’t fit into the new, more grounded Resident Evil they were building, so Chris got blanded down. Those things weren’t what players were waiting for, though – Capcom promised meaningful story expansions, the first coming in April, and the second later in the year. While this new entry in a classic series rejuvenated the franchise and proved that survival horror was still relevant in the age of grueling first-person horror titles like Outlast, Capcom delivered DLC that both expanded their narrative and playfully tweaked it, with each Banned Footage collection offering a handful of interesting twists on the core systems.
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(For my full length review and complete consumer information, go here.) Now that it’s over, it’s safe to say that RE7 did DLC right. WTF The man-thing’s wide assortment of wrestling moves. LOW Trying to unlock the bonus spirit blade. HIGH Punching zombie heads clean off never gets old.
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