“For Mother Miranda, I think it’s better for the players to find out for themselves by playing the game,” says Sato. Sato acknowledges that she was named “mother” in the religious meaning of the word, but when we tried to ask more about her, he retained a poker face. The portrait looks like an in-game object that seemingly portrays Mother Miranda as a deity. Today, we can reveal a portrait of Mother Miranda that is perhaps used as an item of worship. According to Capcom, Mother Miranda is “a presence worshipped by the villagers”. While her character remains a mystery, in footage that has been released so far, you can see villagers chanting her name in some kind of ceremony, and Lady Dimitrescu can be seen talking with Mother Miranda over the phone. We use snow not just for visual presentation, but as gameplay elements as well.” First Look at Mother MirandaMother Miranda appears to be a character who plays a huge role in the village, especially for the people who live there. “This inspired us to implement snowscapes into our game. “We went to Europe for research during spring one year, but due to an unseasonable cold snap, the scenery was covered in snow,” he says. Visually speaking, the snow creates a common thread between the different locations, but interestingly, Sato tells us that this wasn’t part of the team’s original plan. While the potential for a diverse selection of areas definitely has us excited, there seem to be some elements that unify the village as well.

With Lady Dimitrescu residing in Castle Dimitrescu already revealed, examining the map makes us wonder not only what the remaining areas will look like, but also what kind of villains await us there. Sato sees the game’s characters as the most important factor of creating a memorable village. Within the village, it’s important to keep delivering new surprises to the player.”

“Especially in a horror game, I think it’s important to keep providing new experiences along the way. “When you hear the word ‘village’, you might imagine quaint houses lined up along a street, but that’s not really enough to make a videogame out of,” Sato tells IGN. Sato sees this variety as one of the 2005 classic’s key components, and he seems to be going for the same approach with Village. By introducing new enemies and fresh gameplay elements for each area of the game, Resident Evil 4 felt like much more than just a village. There seem to be more similarities with Resident Evil 4 – which also takes place in a village, for starters. The latter looks like it could recreate a situation similar to Resident Evil 4’s iconic battle with lake monster Del Lago. Other landmarks include a factory, windmills, and a reservoir which houses an image of a giant monster. YES NOFour locations are highlighted by emblems, of which one reads Castle Dimitrescu, the location of the PS5 exclusive Maiden demo.

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