Biohazard Gun Survivor

The first-person shift completely changes how tense the zombie encounters feel—you really have to look around the corners for those rabid dogs. The musical score during the quieter indoor sections puts you on edge the whole time. Definitely the most immersive way I've played through this series.

Running through the Raccoon City streets with a shotgun in first person really makes you feel the panic, and the musical score adds a lot of tension. The controls took a few minutes to get used to, but once you're shooting rabid dogs it clicks perfectly.

Navigating Raccoon City's streets with a gun in first-person is way more intense than the over-the-shoulder view. The music really amps up the tension when those rabid dogs come charging out of nowhere. A solid pick for anyone who wants a different take on the classic survival horror setting.