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A playthrough of Resident Evil 7 in Madhouse difficulty level. Unlike previous Resident Evil games, the seventh installment is a first person shooter, but this is not its only difference from the other titles of the saga. The element of horror is still here, only now it is combined with the old-school thriller feel, similar to that of films like The Evil Dead or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, to which it nods many times. I loved this game despite the controversy, but I have one complaint to make. It highest difficulty level is like a whole new experience, practically cancelling any practice you may have gone through by playing the Easy and Normal modes. I understand that Madhouse is specifically designed to offer a new level of hardcore gaming, but then what is the point of trying to learn stuff in Normal, for instance, if everything is going to be different when it comes to Madhouse. Having stronger enemies, making the character lose health more easily, even getting him insta-...

A playthrough of Resident Evil 4 on Professional difficulty, New Game, where I am totally ignoring the Merchant, therefore my inventory is limited to what I have and what I collect on the way and the weapons that I use (default Handgun, free Shotgun and free Broken Butterfly) don't get any upgrades.  This was an insane challenge which at many instances I thought I wouldn't be able to complete, but I made it. There are certain fights, like the whole U3 sequence, which are quite unforgiving, but even so things turned out better than I expected. Leon is easily one of the best characters to play with, something that, I guess, has to do with his impeccable design. Check also: Resident Evil 4 - Separate Ways No Merchant Challenge