From there, Leon ventures into foreboding castles and secret island military bases in his quest to rescue Ashley. While the village location seen in Resident Evil Village is inspired by Resident Evil 4's iconic location, fans will remember that only a part of Resident Evil 4 took place in the actual village where players start the game. Gameplay elements like being able to do combo attacks, as well the ability to leap from rooftops and through windows, make their way into Resident Evil Village, too, only this time in first-person. Sato says his team tried to capture the essence of Resident Evil 4's action and adapt it to the first-person perspective of Resident Evil 7. It's for that reason Resident Evil Village puts more emphasis on combat compared to the previous entry in the series. Sato goes on to explain how Resident Evil 4 is where the action and combat of the series evolved the most, and that he views Resident Evil Village as the offspring of both Resident Evil 7 and 4. We’ve designed the game and its structure with Resident Evil 4’s essence in mind, so I think that you’ll be able to find a lot of elements that remind you of that game." "If Resident Evil 7 was like a reboot that inherited the DNA of the original Resident Evil, then you could say that this time we’re doing the same for Resident Evil 4. In fact, Sato went as far as to compare the two games directly: In a recent interview with IGN, Resident Evil Village director Morimasa Sato had much to say about the creation of the latest entry in the series and the inspirations behind it. How Resident Evil 4 Inspired Resident Evil Village Here's how Resident Evil Village takes inspiration from Resident Evil 4 in just about every aspect of its design. The similar village settings of the two games is an obvious point of comparison, but the shared DNA between the two games goes deeper than that.
Related: How Resident Evil Village Can Be Distinct From RE4 Ditching previous entries' static camera angles, awkward gunplay, and even traditional zombies, Resident Evil 4 looked incredible and put an emphasis on action in a mysterious new European setting, where creepy villagers sought to impede protagonist Leon S. Resident Evil 4 was acclaimed by critics and fans alike when it originally released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2005. Turns out that is completely by design, as Resident Evil Village's creators took heavy inspiration from the critically acclaimed and fan-favorite Resident Evil 4 for the newest game in the series. From the very first announcement trailer for Resident Evil Village, fans have picked up on numerous similarities between the latest game in Capcom's survival horror franchise and one of the series' most beloved entries.
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