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You genuinely never know what fresh weirdness the developer is going to throw at you next.

But it's worth it for the variety this approach offers. You often get the sense that Capcom had the ideas for the game's many brilliant set-pieces first, then decided how to connect them all together at the last minute. Admittedly, this can make it feel inconsistent at times, as if all the parts are flimsily strung together. What I love about Village is that it never settles on being just one kind of horror gameĮach section is so wildly different, Village almost has the feel of a horror anthology. And it manages to keep this up for pretty much the entire duration of the game. It's a game overflowing with cool, memorable ideas, constantly inventing clever, surprising new ways to raise your heart rate and jolt you out of your comfort zone. Each villain's lair features a very different take on the genre, from breathless, action-packed survival against hordes of enemies, to a more slow-burning, psychological brand of horror. What I love about Village is that it never settles on being just one kind of horror game.