The last third of the game is infact fairly divisive when the game shifts to a more action-based approach. Anyone who has played Resident Evil 7 might recognize that the best parts of the game were mainly in the beginning and set in the Baker mansion. The original plan for this DLC was to make it much more action oriented compared to the main game, and while the short DLC scenario features plenty of the molded enemies, it doesn’t offer the same satisfaction as the main game. The story of the DLC is also rather boring as Chris investigates the mines in order to find the whereabouts of Lucas, one of the member of the Baker’s family, and rescue his team members from him. While Chris comes packed with plenty of ammo to deal with the enemies, they are the same repetitive monsters that the player has already fought countless times in the main game, even if there are some new variations thrown in the mix. The issue is not just the location of the DLC, rather the enemies that are featured in it. Not A Hero DLC features Chris Redfield and it is predominately set in the in the mines, which was one of the most boring location from the main games. The issue with both these DLC is that the experience that they offer is unfortunately nowhere close to the main game. The latter is a completely free DLC which features Chris Redfield, the titular character from the past Resident Evil games. Resident Evil 7: Gold Edition launched alonside the End of Zoe and Not A Hero DLC, the former of which is a part of the Season Pass for the game, and by this extension, the Gold Edition. Almost all of the Season Pass DLC is now included in this Gold Edition including the recently released End of Zoe story DLC.
While Resident Evil 7 was released at the start of this year, Capcom has now bundled all of the DLC for the game in a single edition called Resident Evil 7: Gold Edition.
It is also one of the better Resident Evil game after the divisive Resident Evil 6.
Resident Evil 7 is easily ranked as one of the best survival horror game released this year.
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