The greatest game environment ever designed. I would revisit it in any form at any time.

Almost perfect. Would have been a 10 if the whole game stayed on the train. The best opening in the franchise.

Narrow, isolated, surrounded by open water. A completely unique setting that the franchise has never bettered for pure claustrophobic horror.

The best thing in Outbreak by a significant margin. Everything that happens there works perfectly.

The original. Iconic in every room. The remaster made it look as good as it always deserved.

Genuinely frightening. Stripping away weapons and replacing them with psychological horror is the bravest creative decision Village made.

Iconic and atmospheric. The city in collapse communicates catastrophe better than any enclosed space could.

Narrow, intimate and deeply wrong. A family home transformed into something monstrous.

A cool rural setting with real atmosphere in the early hours. The castle sections push it into spectacle over horror.

Visually stunning and atmospherically strong. The best extended environment in Village.

Cool setting with great mist and atmosphere. Did not quite reach the heights it was aiming for.

Solid but less iconic than the RPD sections that bookend it.

A completely different setting for the franchise. The heat, the open spaces, the scale. Wesker operating in the shadows and Jill appearing controlled before you understand what is happening to her. Memorable for all the right reasons.

The only section of RE6 worth visiting. Some decent building sections with actual zombies.

Decent isolated setting that does not fully deliver on its premise.

A necessary evil. The atmosphere is there but nobody's favorite part of the game.

Did not like it at all. A momentum killing location at the worst possible time.

From rookie cop to elite operative. The best character arc in the franchise. Nobody comes close.

Lovable, determined and underused. One of the franchise's best and we have not seen nearly enough of her.

A genuine badass. Her arc including the possession adds real tragedy to an already great character.

Boulder Chris. More interesting than he gets credit for but criminally underused across the franchise.

The rookie medic. Likeable and competent. Disappeared from the spotlight far too soon.

One of the coolest characters in the franchise. Older, experienced, and we never got enough of him.

Tragic and compelling. His arc across two games is one of the most complete in the series.

A strong debut. Progresses well across the game and holds her own alongside Leon.

Cool and mysterious in RE2 and RE4. RE6 did her no favors. The over the top version of her does not work.

More interesting in the classic than the remake. A decent supporting character that never quite got his moment.

Survived the Ecliptic Express and disappeared forever. One of RE's great unsolved mysteries.

A group entry. Nothing stood out individually but the concept of ordinary civilians was brilliant.

Decent and quirky. Did not spend enough time with him to feel strongly either way.

Only appeared in RE5 and that is all. Not enough character development to rank higher.

Cannot fully remember her. A one off character that left no lasting impression.

Brief as a child, wasted as an adult. RE6 had no idea what to do with her.

Standard creepy little girl. Nothing about her stood out.

The gold standard. Everything the original promised, delivered flawlessly.

How you remake a game. The horror the original avoided, fully realized.

Respectful and atmospheric. The crimson head system deserved to live on.

Rushed and content cut. The clock tower is gone. Nemesis is scripted. A real disappointment after RE2 Remake.