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Enjoyed Resident Evil Village? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Resident Evil 4, The Evil Within. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Resident Evil Village: Resident Evil Village is the eighth major entry in the Resident Evil franchise, offering survival horror with detailed graphics, intense first-person action and masterful storytelling. A few years after the events of Resident Evil 7 biohazard, Ethan Winters and his wife Mia live peacefully in a new location until tragedy strikes them once again. Players take on the role of Ethan Winters and experience every up-close battle from a first-person perspective. Chris Redfield, typically a series hero, appears here seemingly wrapped in sinister motives, while new adversaries inhabiting the village hunt Ethan relentlessly and hinder every move.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

The seventh entry in the Resident Evil series is set in present-day rural America, in an abandoned farmhouse in the south where fear and isolation are ever-present. It marks a major shift for the series to a first-person view, which its creators call ‘Isolated View’, and relies on a photorealistic style built on Capcom’s new RE Engine to make the horror feel closer and more immersive. Following the events of Resident Evil 6, the game draws on exploration and a tense atmosphere — the elements that gave rise to the term ‘survival horror’ some twenty years earlier — while fully rebuilding its gameplay systems.

Resident Evil 4

The game takes place six years after the biological disaster in Raccoon City. Leon S. Kennedy, one of its survivors, tracks the president’s kidnapped daughter to a secluded European village, where something is seriously wrong with the locals. It combines action and adventure elements in a survival horror setting, with modernized gameplay, a reimagined storyline and detailed graphics.

The Evil Within

The Evil Within is a survival horror game directed by Shinji Mikami, creator of the Resident Evil series, and developed at Tango Gameworks. Players follow Detective Sebastian Castellanos, who investigates a mass murder, is ambushed and knocked unconscious, and wakes in a deranged world where hideous creatures wander among the dead. With limited resources he fights to survive cruel traps and deadly enemies, turning their own diabolical devices against them, while corridors, walls and buildings shift in real time. His journey is to uncover what lies behind this evil force.

Tormented Souls

Tormented Souls is an action-adventure game in the spirit of classic survival horror, drawing on series such as Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Alone in the Dark. Caroline Walker investigates the disappearance of twin girls at a place called Winterlake and wakes at night in a bathtub, naked and attached to outdated medical equipment, inside an abandoned mansion turned hospital. Playing from a fixed perspective, the player explores the halls, scavenges and combines items, solves puzzles from clues in old journals and steps through mirrors into an alternate reality, fighting the forces of darkness with whatever can be found.

Resident Evil 6

Four interwoven storylines, each with its own pair of protagonists, mix action with horror. Leon S. Kennedy, Chris Redfield and Ada Wong, joined by new characters including Jake Muller, confront the C-virus as events move between North America, the war-torn Eastern European state of Edonia and the Chinese city of Lanshiang. Play solo or in two-player co-op, offline or online; at key moments the Crossover mechanic brings up to four players together. Agent Hunt mode lets players join the enemy side inside another running session, and skill points upgrade the character.

Blinding Dark

Blinding Dark is a first-person horror adventure: you solve puzzles, collect items and power-ups, fight enemies and get by on very thin resources. Its makers cite classics like Clive Barker’s Undying and argue that weapons need not blunt the horror – scarce ammunition, powerful enemies and limited healing keep tension and fear of death high, sharpened by a serious penalty for dying. You wake with no memory in the hall of what seems a mansion and push into the dark after your past, gathering ancient relics, facing demons and spirits with their own weaknesses and tackling demanding platforming and puzzles.