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“We implemented a bio-signal-based focus group test, monitoring brain activity, eye tracking, and heart rates to measure tension and player immersion,” Park explained. “Relying solely on surveys can be misleading; bio-metrics provided a different perspective. This data was instrumental in helping us refine the atmosphere and immersion levels.”
It is difficult to reconcile such high-tech ambitions with the final product, unless something was significantly lost in translation. While reports suggest the game begins with a competent, traditional Resident Evil atmosphere using mobile controls, it apparently shifts gears into a standard base-builder packed with gacha mechanics and microtransactions. For many fans, that’s where the real horror begins—and ends.
Related: Resident Evil Requiem offers “unique replayability,” says the director, allowing players to use Leon to crush the threats that Grace might find too daunting.
Source: gamesradar.com
