Resident Evil 4 Remake is a remake of the legendary third-person action-adventure horror game in the Resident Evil series. The story of the fourth part takes place in 2004, six years after the events of the second part. Leon Scott Kennedy, a government agent, is sent on a mission to Europe. He has to save Ashley Graham, the daughter of the President of the United States, who was kidnapped by a mysterious cult. A journey to a rural village in Spain turns into a meeting with its bloodthirsty inhabitants.
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Full walkthrough Resident Evil 4 Remake contains information about all the chapters, secrets, puzzles and achievements of the game, given a second life thanks to Capcom.
- Chapter 1 - Village
- Chapter 2 - Valley
- Chapter 3 - Lake
- Chapter 4 - The Church
- Chapter 5 - Villa
- Chapter 6 - Checkpoint
- Chapter 7 - Castle
- Chapter 8 - Battlements of the Castle
- Chapter 9 - Great Hall
- Chapter 10 - Ballroom
- Chapter 11 - Mines
- Chapter 12 - Clock Tower
Chapter 1 - Village
After the opening cutscene where Leon is being taken to a remote settlement in Spain, one of the policemen will disappear, prompting you to investigate.
Start by going down a naughty path and ruined huts until you reach a gap that is blocked by barbed wire.
Look for the smaller path on the right to bypass the danger and through the large broken gate. You can view the hideous carcass on the right, or continue down the narrow path as it leads up the slope and into the low barrier. Use the indicated hint to crouch and move forward to find the shabby house.
Go inside to find a long hall on the left that wraps around and a door in front of the corner leading to the bedroom. There is a rough charm that you check to get the file, but otherwise the place is empty.
Go back and down the corridor to find a locked door covered in markings and go straight through the other door to meet your first Ganado.
Although not technically a zombie, there is definitely something to him, but Leon quickly neutralizes the threat.
After examining the downed body, you can grab the key to the hunting lodge and then investigate the screams coming from behind the locked door back to the hall. You will now also have access to the map, inventory, and files, to which the mission brief and raw charm have been added. Return to the land where Leon first spotted the missing police badge to add the officer's badge to your files.
Enter the locked door with markings and go down the stairs to the basement full of more terrible things. Examine the doorway with a rag over it and Leon will find out what happened to the missing officer and hear another officer getting into trouble over the radio.
Hunting lodge escape
When you turn around to exit the basement, the earlier Ganado will stagger down the stairs - wry neck and all. He will move to jump at you with amazing speed, so keep backing away while taking a few shots around his head or chest if you can. If you manage to quickly get away from his lunge, you can also quickly stab him by tapping R2, or strike him by holding L1 first.
If Ganado manages to grab you, you'll have to spam the hint to avoid them being grabbed while taking damage, but pressing R2's hint will forcibly stop them with a knife stab. Keep in mind that this will cause the knife to lose a good chunk of durability, so try not to get grabbed at all costs.
Once the infected person is downstairs, head up the stairs and open the door to spot another Ganado staggering out of the door that wasn't there before. He will move into the bedroom along with another enemy (which you can peek into through the cracks in the wall), but it's best if you save your ammo and stay away from it.
Instead, go through the door on the right that the enemy came out of to find a ladder going up to the second floor. Look at the bottom of the stairs for a cabinet containing green grass inside, and use it if that first enemy ripped a chunk out of your health - otherwise, save it for later.
Once you enter the room here, Leon will find clues about the target he is looking for and a map pointing to the edge of a large lake. Leon's communication with his superior, Agent Hannigan, will be interrupted by the arrival of more enemies, leading to a quick exit to the path at the back of the cabin.
Head to the lake
Since the Ganados are not raced, you can make your way down the new path at your own pace and enjoy the spooky sights. You will need to cross a rickety bridge before reaching a path that leads to another ruined building.
If you have ammo, note that you can shoot the crows to occasionally find items such as money, treasure, or gunpowder. There's also a barrel splattered with yellow paint on the outside of the house - and these barrels and crates can be smashed to reveal random items inside, such as ammo. You don't even have to shoot or cut them, just pressing X, Leon will smash him.
Be sure to reload your gun as you head inside the cabin to find another barrel, next to the typewriter - a classic Resident Evil franchise save location.
By interacting with the typewriter, you can also store items that you don't want to tie into your Attache Case inventory. You can even customize the case itself by swapping models or amulets you find, and the current one will increase the rate at which you find handgun ammo.
Leaving the escape room behind, exit the shack to hear the sounds of more Ganado somewhere nearby. The path will lead to a slaughtered wolf and some crows (shoot them if you want) and another ruined building to the left behind it. Check inside the box with more pistol cartridges.
When you exit the shack, look for a path that leads past an old pickup truck and approach carefully. On the left, there is an overgrown building that contains a crate that you can break, but more importantly, two Ganados are waiting to ambush you past the truck. One of them is waiting behind a nearby tree while the other one is on a ledge to the right of the truck and will drop down to try to bypass you.
Use your space to back off and aim for their heads or legs to stun them whenever possible. One of the most important aspects of combat in Resident Evil 4 against such enemies is staggering and tracking melee attacks. Most headshots or shots taken while waiting until your target reticle closes will knock your enemy back and a white arrow indicator will appear. When close enough, Leon can unleash a melee attack to deal even more damage and send the enemy flying - often killing them.
If they get close with their weapon, you can also wait for them to try to stab or stab and press the L1 button to draw their knife and parry. A simple block will allow you to avoid damage, but a well-timed parry will also shock the enemy, setting you up to counter.
Be careful - if the enemy falls to the ground and starts to shake violently, he will stand back up like that first Ganado showing signs of infection. It's a good idea to pump a few more rounds into them before they stand up (or stick their knife into them at the cost of durability) to make sure they can't try to jump out at you - infected enemies are much more likely to shrug off staggering hits.
After you've dealt with the couple and looted their corpses, head up the hill behind the truck and down another path. Chances are you won't spot a bear trap on the ground here - but don't worry, it won't cause any damage. However, it's a good sign that you'll want to keep an eye on the ground in the future so that you don't get caught when enemies advance on you.
Speaking of enemies, there is one hiding in the overgrown building on the left as you head down the path. You can either try to be ready for him to lunge and parry with a knife, or see if you can line up a shot through the cracks in the building to force him out.
Once it falls, check the building it was in to find cartridges for the gun, stun grenade и red grassto mix with the greens you find to improve health regeneration.
village square
Past a long corridor is a large spooky door that will lead you to the main village in this region. As you carefully approach the village square, look for some cover on the left and a clue to investigate the horrific display just down the road.
The villagers won't notice you right away once they're done with the execution, which is a good time to start planning for a possible fight. The village covers a large area and mobility will be your key to survival.
You can start to get a feel for the area by crouching down and quickly moving onto the narrow path on the left that goes behind the locked shed. Be forewarned, as the woman will patrol the alleyway between the barn and the house near the village square, but will also return to the opposite side, giving you time to fly past and collect Green Herb along the back wall.
Further down this back path, you'll gain cover from the square and lead you to another woman with her back turned away - you can safely eliminate her with your knife, which only uses a little durability.
Since the far road to the gate to the northeast is guarded, you'll probably want to get everyone's attention when you're ready (or stab the patrol woman in the back when she returns to the square).
Survive the village attack
From the moment the entire village is alerted to your presence, you will have to survive for about 4 and a half minutes (give or take depending on the cutscenes). Make no mistake: you'll be heavily outnumbered, and while you may find ammo and items hidden all over the place, you'll want to prioritize running and shooting over trying to fortify and take on everyone.
While it can be tempting to poke holes and try to take them all out, it's usually best to conserve ammo (and your knife's durability) by attacking sparingly only when you need to clear a path. Most Ganados will stalk and run after you, but some others will almost always fall behind or take alternate paths in an attempt to capture or surprise you. In such cases, a shot to the head or leg to stun them should be enough to create some breathing space.
Be careful not to watch your back. Some villagers will hide behind you and grab and hold you. It does very little damage, but you won't be able to dodge incoming attacks until you break out of their hold and can't use your knife to free yourself!
Some may even try to set bear traps when you're not looking, so be mindful of traps on the ground and try to lure enemies into them if you spot one planted in a village!
There are several routes to take during this survival mission, and each path has its own advantages depending on where the bulk of the townspeople are gathered. Many of the buildings also offer cover, items, and a moment of peace before enemies come after you, as well as multiple escape routes through windows. However, you'll probably want to avoid the upper northeastern part of the village, as the small huts here are cramped and don't offer easy escape routes. The following are some of the most important areas to look through:
The large two-story house in the upper right corner of the village square has one front entrance behind some low fences. This is one of the most important locations, as it will actually trigger a cutscene upon entering where Leon locks the door, buying you some time before they come in after you - and allowing you to push the shelf in front of the boarded-up window near the stairs.
This is also important because it contains the most valuable loot: you can look under the stairs to find first aid spray и некоторые pistol ammunition (take them out first so you don't get trapped later with enemies behind you. Just by going up the stairs you will find shotgun, mounted on the wall next to a glass display case that you can break to reach grenadeand find shotgun shells on the bed by the stairs.
The downside of entering this house is that it will summon even more Ganado to start attacking from all sides, bringing up ladders to the second floor window and passageways around the second floor on both sides. This will also cause the terrifying Bag-Headed Chainsaw Man to spawn (which will also spawn about halfway from the west gate into the fight if you don't enter the building first).
When the enemies bring the chainsaw to the front door, rush to the second floor window overlooking the square to head down the stairs when you spot someone trying to climb it, then jump out of one of the other back windows once they fall through in the door. The wooden paths here have more ladders to climb down and more space to get distance on other rooftops from your attackers (but watch out for those who throw axes at you!)
To the side of the two-story house is a shorter house next to a locked barn and there are a few items inside, but be aware that there is a Ganado hiding in the closet, waiting to jump out and ambush you!
Across the other side of the village square is an open barn with a cow inside. Once you have a large group on your heels (including Chainsaw Man), consider running through the shed as he will cause the lamp above to fall and set everything on fire, including the cow, which will charge up and crash into anyone who unlucky to be in range.
A smaller ruined house can be found in the southwest corner, but offers limited escape space for pursuers and a path leading back to a cul-de-sac above the entrance gate, and is best avoided until the end of the fight. Instead, you can run past the cart with red grass southeast past a larger house with two rooms - just be aware of the Ganado inside early on, which can block your escape through the window.
Finally, there is a tower just above the large town hall building with a long staircase to climb. you can find green grass here, but it's not recommended to try to escape here as the floorboards will break off to send you back to the ground in front of your enemies.
As for Chainsaw Man, he's a formidable and tough enemy to deal with, and you can either avoid him completely (and let his wild chainsaw swings hit his friends instead) or try to eliminate him using the most of your ammo. The grenade and flashbang can also open it up for extra damage, but you might want to keep it until you're completely surrounded, as it will leave all Ganado in the area dazed and open to being hit in the face.
If he manages to get enough room to charge on you, you'll have one chance to parry with your knife - accepting a huge loss in durability is far preferable to instantly sawing in two. Always try to keep a small distance between yourself and the chainsaw when climbing, jumping or jumping from a straight path. If you kill him you will probably get Emerald, worth good money for your troubles, but if you're low on health or ammo, it might be better to focus on running.
Remember that if you're low on health, the chickens that are scrambling around the village square might drop eggs that you can eat for health - no need to shoot them!
After enough time has passed, you will hear church bells begin to ring and all enemies will instantly stop fighting you. A moment later, they make their way to the town hall and leave a confused Leon behind as they lock the door behind them.
Now that things are back to relative peace and quiet, you can take your time scouring the rooms and alleyways to make sure every drawer is broken and items are picked up. If you haven't already, be sure to grab the Green Herb both at the top of the tower and to the left of the town hall entrance at the blocked sewer entrance.
Treasure - Blue Velvet
Return to the wooden platforms on the second floor of the large house and go to the low roof above the doorway. Here you can find blue velvet a gem hidden on the roof that is tracked as one of the village's treasures and can be traded for money later.
Treasure - Ruby
Like the Blue Velvet gem, there is another treasure that can be found in the Village Square. Climb up the path leading to the next area, inspect the small hut on the left to find a chest with ruby gemstone inside.
Be sure to check all the small houses near the top to break the crates, and then head through the now unlocked gate to the lake.
Farm
Another large area passes through the gate, although not as vast and not as crowded as the village. Look for the small shack on the right when Leon spots the windmill to find another typewriter to save money on and smash the nearest barrel for an item.
Moving into the farm area, a few Ganados here will likely be behind you, allowing you to explore a bit before getting busy. Pay attention to the one that is in the pasture behind the fence, and the other near the back of the large barn (near the back door, which is locked from the inside). If you didn't use the knife's durability in the last fight, you should consider using some stealth kills, as it only requires a bit of durability if done silently.
Treasure - Pearl Pendant
As in the original Resident Evil 4, a pearl pendant can be seen hanging over a dirty well. However, in the remake it's attached to a silver censer container swinging around a smaller windmill, and you can't cover the well so it doesn't get dirty when knocked down. Instead, you will need to wait until it circles to the right for it to fall to the ground next to the well, otherwise it will drop significantly in selling value.
Windmill door opening
The front of the barn is also boarded up and on the other side there is a mysterious sanctuary that you cannot interact with as well green grass.
As you head towards the main gate, look for a bright blue note on the right containing a request. In this side quest, you will be tasked with destroying all five blue medallions lurking in the Farm area - see our request guide for details on their locations.
Break the chests around the locked gate and head through the iron door to the right. Pay attention to the beep when you enter - there is a wire shaft around the other side of this round room, but you can hide under it. You can disarm it by crouching and slowly approaching the box, or just dive under it (and lure enemies into it later).
Be sure to check the back past the stairs on the first floor of this room, you will find yellow grass, which can be combined with any other herb to increase your maximum health!
Having risen to the second floor, look next to some shotguns in search of a slot with missing windmill door hardware. To find it, you will have to get into the shed - which can be done on this upper level. There are two exits - one leads to the upper barn window and the other drops down to the lower walkway to another locked door that you can open by cutting the lock with a knife.
Treasure - Flagon
The bottom path from the second floor of the windmill will cause you to fall next to a large red chest in front of a locked barn door, and opening it will reveal an item treasures of Flagon.
Once you enter the barn, you will find Ganado working on the second floor next to a small ammo cabinet (or bypass it if you went to the first floor).
Down on earth you can find wooden cog Near kitchen knife и multiple shotguns. The kitchen knife is a great backup knife until you can repair your combat knife if it breaks.
Treasure - Ruby
Be sure to check the back corner of the bottom of the shed to the right of the back door, as there is a small crate hiding treasure here. ruby stone
Unfortunately, after entering the barn, the front door will open to reveal a brand new enemy for Resident Evil 4 Remake, the Brute. This Ox-Headed Man wields a large two-handed hammer and his attacks cannot be parried with your knife. His overhead and swinging kicks hit hard, and he can also start spinning his weapons wildly - so getting some distance is the best survival strategy.
If you're on the ground floor, you can escape through another locked door, as the cut lock is on that side - but beware, more Ganado appeared outside while you were in the shed. If you're still on the second floor, you'll probably want to jump back out the window, you can get the Brutus stuck trying to get out or swing at you from the inside, and use your shotgun to knock him back inside when he tries to crawl out.
With so many enemies now spawned, you might want to consider luring them back into the windmill tripmin if you haven't deactivated it, otherwise try to use the various paths and the open area outside of the barn to frustrate the Ganado or lure a larger enemy so that he splits through his friends.
Once the enemies are defeated, be sure to finish looting the shed's crates and barrels, as well as a cupboard with a random item. There are more crates outside - including one in the smaller cow shed and behind the shack next to where the pearl pendant was.
Go back to the second floor of the windmill and place the wooden screw and pull the lever to open the gate to open a new path further to the lake.
After crossing the large bridge, you will come across a large fortified villa with an airtight door. Since you can't get in, check the left side to find crates and then go back to find a big cart, you'll have to move out of the way to continue.
Be careful as you move forward on the next path past the barrel. In the original Resident Evil 4, a large boulder trap is triggered as you move along the path, but this time the Ganados have something else in mind.
As soon as you spot an enemy on the bridge above, they will scream and cause an explosion above you to rain rubble and rocks on top of you. If you get close, you will have to press the hint to dodge, otherwise you advance very slowly and retreat as soon as you are spotted. Once the debris fills the area, watch out for Ganado to fall from behind to ambush you.
There is a smaller path to the right of the debris field that you can take when two more Ganados appear on the high bridge to throw weapons at you. Don't worry about drawing them in and running past, and look ahead to shoot the woman with the pitchfork at the end of the trail.
A long tunnel passes by the woman, thankfully devoid of enemies, but you can find the crate to break by turning around after rounding the corner.
Settlement on the lake
As you enter this new area, be on the lookout - Ganados are just hiding out of sight around you and they have a lot of traps.
The first one you have to deal with is straight ahead, peeking out from a large ruined building. He will light some dynamite before throwing it at you, which can be a big pain, especially as more enemies arrive. Wait for him to light the fuse and get ready to throw, then shoot him to make him drop it and he'll explode (or if you have a good aim, you can shoot the stick itself).
Don't go too far into the weeds, as you'll step on a bear trap - and you can expect more to be planted in that area. Poke him with a knife to flip the trap, and then head to the small shack on the left.
Duck when you enter to avoid another tripmin, and get the attention of another Ganado down the road - but let him come to you, as there is another bear trap at the entrance and you can also lure him with explosives.
More Ganado will come after, so quickly smash the crates here, but watch out for another dynamite thrower on the high ledge above the shack. You can either try to lure the enemies into the dynamite, or run behind the big building to get out of range of the dynamite thrower - just be careful with a lot of bear traps hidden among the tall weeds.
Enter the big ruined house where the first dynamite thrower was and smash the crates here to get some items as well several shotgun shells next to the front.
Factory location Castellane
A new addition to Resident Evil 4 Remake, these Clockwork Castellans are the game's version of the collectible (and destructible) bobbleheads. The first one can be found inside this large ruined house where the first dynamite thrower was. Look towards the front of the house and into the broken roof to spot one on a small perch that you can shoot.
As you take out the dynamite thrower on the high ledge and make your way further up, be sure to look in the trees for a nest with yellow ribbons that you can knock down for more items. There is another larger house ahead, and another Ganado with dynamite that you need to shoot. Be sure to loot all the crates around the area and up on the high ledge, and then cut out the lock and head inside.
When you enter the mysterious house, you will hear an ominous knock - but it's not what you might think. Before moving on, loot the closet on the right and slowly enter the next room. Trypmin is low to the ground here, so you'll need to carefully approach while crouching to disarm him (or shoot him from a distance).
This adjacent room has another loot cabinet and a spooky photo on the table that you can examine. The knocking comes from afar, so look for a large shelf that you can move aside to reveal another hallway.
Downstairs is a cabinet with lots of loot - and the source of the noise: Ganado banging on the floor where the trapdoor lies. Attack Ganado and remove the threat, then head to the basement to find an amazing find writhing in a large bag.
The introduction will be interrupted by the arrival of a new threat, and this chapter will end.
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