When you first arrive, it feels like you've stumbled on Donna Beneviento's abode by chance.
Warning! There are serious spoilers for Resident Evil Village ahead. I strongly recommend finishing it before reading on.
At this point, you'll have just wandered through a winding path filled with creepy dolls that lead to the house, and it's fair to say that I was feeling a bit tense after stalking an apparition of Mia through the snow. The area is peppered with headstones and flowers, with one grave illuminated by an unnatural glow that drew me towards it.
, and I found some comfort in those brief moments where I was primarily focused on searching for clues. These tasks were just cryptic enough to keep my mind off how powerless I was, but your surroundings get worse as you go. Each part of the puzzle forced me to venture further in the basement to other rooms, even though I really didn't want to. The corridors get considerably darker as you progress, and creeping along some of them transports you straight back to 2014's terrifying PT demo.
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