10 Video Games You Should Play On Easy

There's an argument that the whole point of a horror game comes from the sense of accomplishment of surviving through the ordeals with some sanity left because of a player's skills, rather than just relying on the game holding their hand through the whole experience. That certainly isn't true for the slog-fest that is Resident Evil Zero.

What helps the Resident Evil franchise stand out from its rivals is the sparing amount of supplies players are given throughout. A survival horror in every sense, Resident Evil Zero takes this to a new level with some seriously tough fights and very few supplies on the way in the game's tougher modes.

Zero has an excellent story and some really interesting characters, however neither of these can really shine when there's an insane amount of surviving needed to even see them. The other staple of the Resident Evil universe is the zombies and creatures, and Zero's hard difficulties contain some of the hardest-hitting villains in the entire franchise.

Some of the game's sequences and boss fights are seemingly designed in purposefully unfair ways, and are only worsened further by the harder difficulty's increased damage and lack of resources.