Revelations is the worst Resident Evil game. It tries to imitate the success of the first installments but fails, and frankly it's way too short. | © Capcom
Like its predecessor, Revelations 2 is a bad title that commits the same sins as the first, but with one terrible addition: to finish the story, you need to buy multiple DLCs. | © Capcom
Even though Resident Evil 6 is fun with friends, the game is terrible as a single-player adventure. Upgrading your character is too complicated, your partner's AI works badly, and it doesn't have a pause menu. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 5 was the first game to introduce a cooperative element, allowing players to share weapons with their partners and survive under the scorching sun together. Despite that, it struggles with clunky controls and ridiculous plots. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 0 provides a rich backstory to the events of the first title in the franchise. While some fans may feel nostalgic, others view the game as an unnecessary cash grab. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 7 was released when the franchise was at a low point, and it brought a soft reboot with its creepy atmosphere from early installments. The story is still mediocre, but it's way more enjoyable compared to previous games. | © Capcom
Resident Evil Village is not bad, but it's bland, so gets a well-deserved mid-spot on our list. The visual aesthetics align well with the horror vibe, but the title isn't innovative and relies on the success of RE7. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 2 has to be one of the best sequels ever. It significantly expands the plot of the first entry and introduces us to a new beloved protagonist, Leon. It also has a remake that does an excellent job of recreating the original magic. | © Capcom
Code Veronica may be one of the most controversial games in the franchise, mainly because of its length and difficulty. But this installment maintains the gothic atmosphere of a haunted mansion, and it deserves more popularity. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 3 brings back the beloved character Jill Valentine and introduces Nemesis, an unstoppable force that depletes ammunition and forces players to find alternative routes. | © Capcom
Resident Evil has a special kind of magic. The story of Lisa Trevor is one of the most terrifying in the entire horror genre. And, we have to respect the OG. | © Capcom
Resident Evil 4 marks the shift in the franchise from static camera angles to a more serious experience (but they kept those fantastic dialogue lines straight from an 80s action movie). It works perfectly as a horror game, both very fun and very terrifying.| © Capcom
Terrifying atmosphere, complex plots, and funny moments - Resident Evil is one of the best franchises in the gaming industry. In this guide, we've ranked all the main Resident Evil games from worst to best.
