Biochemical Evil 7 sets a new route for the "biochemical Evil" series because it makes full use of its roots and opens the door to a truly terrible experience. 

Set in a sinister plantation mansion in modern American countryside, players experience terror directly from a first-person perspective for the first time in a series of biohazard 6 dramas. 

"biochemical Evil 7" embodies the exploration and tension of the iconic game elements that first created "Survival Horror" about 20 years ago, providing a disturbing realistic experience that will define the next era of horror entertainment. 

Few opening performances evoke calls for reshaping more than biochemical Evil 7. 

Instead of injecting lead into creatures produced by zombies and artificial viruses, players are isolated and hunted by a deadly phantom. 

The series has always relied on scientific explanations to explain its weirdness, but as objects move on their own and ghostly beings twinkle in reality, introductory moments are clearly supernatural-or that's what Capcom wants you to believe. 

The first experience of this adventure does not reflect the "biochemical crisis"; it feels like a new experience designed to satisfy the player's senses and fears in different ways. 

The atmosphere is tense, disturbing, and too bloody, which makes the game off to a very bad start, especially when you see how it all fits together.