Resident Evil 7: Biohazard was a bit of a letdown in terms of puzzles, though there was one standout sequence towards the end. However, the level design, lore, and overall gameplay experience was solid and engaging. While it did get a little too grotesque for my tastes, I realize that's more of a personal preference than a genuine critique, considering the nature of these games.

I also explored the DLCs: "End of Zoe" and "Not a Hero", both taking an hour to complete. The former offered satisfying, punchy combat as Joe Baker with a touch of humor, while the latter took a much darker approach, delivering a more intense, story-driven extension to the main narrative.

The game was worth the time, but unfortunately I must say it's my least favorite Resident Evil title as of this moment.

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard was a bit of a letdown in terms of puzzles, though there was one standout sequence towards the end. However, the level design, lore, and overall gameplay experience was solid and engaging. While it did get a little too grotesque for my tastes, I realize that's more of a personal preference than a genuine critique, considering the nature of these games. I also explored the DLCs: "End of Zoe" and "Not a Hero", both taking an hour to complete. The former offered satisfying, punchy combat as Joe Baker with a touch of humor, while the latter took a much darker approach, delivering a more intense, story-driven extension to the main narrative. The game was worth the time, but unfortunately I must say it's my least favorite Resident Evil title as of this moment.