The first time I played this Resident Evil 4, it was on my grand-brother's old PS2, and I had some great memories during my gaming sessions. A few years later, I decided to go back to my childhood by playing the PC version of the game on Steam with the "Resident Evil 4 HD Project" mod. Despite the fact that the gameplay has aged a little badly, in the prism of having been used to playing modern TPS, it remains a videogame masterpiece, as much for its playability (speedrun), its dynamic and balanced rhythm, its gloomy and unique atmosphere, and the attention to detail given to the art direction, especially for a game from 2005. I enjoyed replaying it so much that I wanted a physical version, so I picked up the PS4 version, which I replayed again on this platform. It was by playing the game several times that I learned to love it to the full. The only fault I can find with it is the scenario, worthy of a B-movie, but of course, that's not really why you play a Resident Evil of this style, compared with Resident Evil 2, which is more about horror and less about action.