10 Awesome Moments In Resident Evil Village

The Beneviento house – tucked on the edge of a cliff, waterfall roaring behind – is a relatively small location compared to the sprawling Castle and maze of levels in Heisenberg’s factory, but it is definitely memorable.

After reaching the elevator and heading into the cliff itself, Ethan finds himself in a gloomy room that resembles part workshop, part morgue. The lights flicker, and the creepy doll known as Angie vanishes, along with a part of his daughter and all his weapons.

With a lot of this game combining common supernatural tropes with the more science-based horror, the Beneviento level comes the closest to feeling like a true ghost story.

Ethan’s bombarded with his dead wife’s voice, doors opening by themselves and an unsettling number of dolls popping up as you try to solve the rather complicated puzzle that keeps you trapped beneath the Beneviento home.

Combine that with the most disturbing baby-monster you have ever seen, and this becomes a level that you won’t soon forget.