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There are multiple endings, but they hardly feel worth discovering through the tedious repetition. You’ll stumble into death scenes over and over until you happen to discover the exact correct path. It’s chock full of pulse-pounding moments as you creep around the house trying to find a way out, but it never escalates to the point of anything truly exciting.

You’ll take on the role of Zoe, one of Ethan’s allies from the core game, as a prequel story showing the devolution of the Baker family and what happened prior to the main game’s start. Daughters starts off in similarly intense fashion, but ultimately devolves into a game of seemingly blind trial and error. You begin strapped down to a bed, being force-fed a disgusting meal, and tasked with figuring out how to escape. 1 delivered an exhilarating and clever take on the escape-the-room style puzzles that have popped up in increasing popularity over the past couple of years. The Bedroom mode from Banned Footage Vol. You can win some fancy ability tokens, but without some overarching impact on the core game or narrative in some way, it feels like wasted potential. Losing results in the loss of fingers and lots of blood, so you’ve got good incentive to place your bets wisely, but the stakes never feel high enough to really make it worth investing any time into. Things start out dastardly enough and it does a good job of building up suspense.

For all intents and purposes, this is just a Blackjack simulator themed as a Saw-style torture game orchestrated by the demented character form the core narrative, Lucas. This feels like the most random, uninspired, and mostly useless piece of new content thus far. 2 has two new small pieces of content in the form of 21 and Daughters, both of which feature VR support, as well as Jack’s 55th Birthday, a more robust new game mode that’s just as silly as it is bizarre, but unfortunately it does not support VR right now. The tougher Ethan Must Die game mode was incredibly difficult, but didn’t feature any VR integration at all. The first Banned Footage DLC offered up an excellent replayable Nightmare mode and an escape-the-room style experience called Bedroom, both of which featured VR support. The second pack of new DLC content is finally out for Resident Evil 7: Biohazard in the form of the Banned Footage Vol.