๐ง♂️ Resident Evil Village – PC Game Review (Played on RTX 3050 + i5 13th Gen)
๐ Overview
Resident Evil Village, also known as Resident Evil 8, is a first-person survival horror game developed by Capcom. A direct sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, the game continues the story of Ethan Winters, this time in a mysterious Eastern European village haunted by werewolves, vampires, and other grotesque bioweapons. Powered by the RE Engine, it mixes tense survival horror with cinematic action and exploration.
๐ฅ️ Performance on My Gaming PC
Specs:
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GPU: RTX 3050 8GB
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CPU: Intel i5 13th Gen
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RAM: 16GB DDR4
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Storage: SSD
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Resolution: 1080p
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Settings Played On: High / Ultra
๐ฎ FPS & Smoothness:
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Ultra settings (no ray tracing): 50–60 FPS, smooth in most areas
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High settings with FidelityFX or DLSS mods: 60–75 FPS at 1080p
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With ray tracing ON, FPS dips to around 35–45, so better kept off for RTX 3050
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Fast load times and stable performance throughout
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Cutscenes and boss fights ran fluidly without stutters
๐️ Graphics & Visuals
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The RE Engine shines again with realistic textures, stunning lighting, and terrifying environments
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The gothic castle, snowy village, creepy house of Beneviento, and eerie factory are all beautifully and horrifically crafted
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Enemies are well-modeled, from lycans to mechanical monstrosities
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RTX 3050 handles fog, snow, and detailed interiors very well at 1080p
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Ray tracing is heavy — recommended only on stronger GPUs
๐ซ Gameplay & Combat
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First-person shooting, exploration, crafting, and light puzzle-solving
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Weapons feel punchy — shotguns, pistols, snipers, and explosives
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Combat is faster-paced than RE7, with more enemy types and action sequences
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Inventory management, upgrades, and weapon mods play a big role
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The Duke (merchant) adds charm and useful upgrades
๐ง Story & Atmosphere
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A blend of horror and action with excellent pacing
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You face four Lords, each with their own themed area and gameplay twist:
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Lady Dimitrescu – gothic vampire horror
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Donna Beneviento – psychological terror
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Salvatore Moreau – body horror
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Heisenberg – sci-fi mechanical mayhem
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Story is mysterious, full of twists, and connects well with RE7 and older RE lore
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Voice acting and facial animation are top-notch
๐ง Sound & Music
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Sound design is chilling — footsteps, growls, doors creaking all add to the dread
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Music shifts dynamically from tense ambient tracks to loud action cues
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Excellent voice acting, especially Lady Dimitrescu, Ethan, and the Duke
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Best played with headphones for full immersion
๐งฉ Replay Value & Extras
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Unlockable weapons, challenges, and Mercenaries mode
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Multiple difficulties and New Game+
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Secrets and collectibles scattered across the map
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Average campaign time: 9–12 hours
๐ Pros
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Runs very well on RTX 3050 + i5 13th Gen at 1080p
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Incredible visuals and atmosphere
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Great mix of horror, puzzles, and combat
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Memorable characters and bosses
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Satisfying story with strong RE lore connections
๐ Cons
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Ray tracing not ideal on RTX 3050 (FPS hit)
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Some late-game parts feel more action-heavy than scary
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Ethan as a protagonist still lacks personality for some players
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Enemy AI can sometimes be too predictable
✅ Final Verdict
Resident Evil Village is a masterfully crafted horror-action hybrid that plays smoothly and beautifully on mid-range gaming PCs. With your RTX 3050 and i5 13th Gen, you’ll enjoy a cinematic, terrifying, and thrilling experience at 1080p High/Ultra settings. It's a must-play for any survival horror fan and a worthy entry in the RE franchise.
Rating: ★★★★½ (4.5/5)
✅ Highly recommended for horror lovers, RE fans, and first-person action players
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