Within the village, it’s important to keep delivering new surprises to the player.”Ħ Images Sato sees the game’s characters as the most important factor of creating a memorable village. “Especially in a horror game, I think it’s important to keep providing new experiences along the way. “When you hear the word ‘village’, you might imagine quaint houses lined up along a street, but that’s not really enough to make a videogame out of,” Sato tells IGN. Sato sees this variety as one of the 2005 classic’s key components, and he seems to be going for the same approach with Village. By introducing new enemies and fresh gameplay elements for each area of the game, Resident Evil 4 felt like much more than just a village. There seem to be more similarities with Resident Evil 4 – which also takes place in a village, for starters. The latter looks like it could recreate a situation similar to Resident Evil 4’s iconic battle with lake monster Del Lago. Other landmarks include a factory, windmills, and a reservoir which houses an image of a giant monster.
Four locations are highlighted by emblems, of which one reads Castle Dimitrescu, the location of the PS5 exclusive Maiden demo.
Today, IGN can exclusively reveal the game’s map, which teases a wide array of locations within the village for the first time. But specific details remain a mystery, covered deep under the village’s snowy landscapes. Footage from the trailers shows a lonely village tucked away high in the mountains with architecture reminiscent of Northern European styles. In a previous interview, director Morimasa Sato explained how the team implemented a village as the game’s central theme, and how they created different areas, characters and experiences with that theme in mind.
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