10 Video Game DLC That's Actually Worth The Money

Adhering to the philosphy of ‘variety is the spice of life’, the DLC of Resident Evil 7 brought plenty to the table.

First there were the various ‘Lost Tapes’ that yielded more of an insight into the Baker family and the unlucky guests they had amassed. Each of these provided some interesting scenarios for players to investigate. Those who had experienced Lucas Baker’s little torture house can attest to that much.

There was even a nod to those who appreciated what Resident Evil had become in the period between 4 and 6, with a more action focused style of gameplay. ‘Not a Hero’ saw players take on the mantle of resident Resident Evil-er Chris Redfield, so there should have been little surprise when the tone became action orientated once again.

Then there came the more comedic additions that still managed to milk the combat system while presenting Capcom’s sillier side. This refers, of course, to ‘Jack’s 55th Birthday’, which saw players scrambling around the Baker house to find food for the crazed head of the family. Throughout the whole experience enemies wore party hats and bled confetti; two things that take out any of the tension found within the main campaign.