There's a sequence in Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) that's more Survival-Horror than anything RE has ever done.
Nope, not the entire series, Resident evil outbreak was by far the best SH games in RE series, and did SH best. also I hate when people reference Jump scares, or atmosphere as the sole attributes that make a "survival Horror" title. Survival Horror are not about the pop out stuff(RE1 famous dog jumping out the window), but about the 'actual' fear of the situation itself. Of not wanting to die, of not wanting your friends to die, of being in a horrible situation with little to no ammo/weapons, low life, and swarm of monsters. Thats fear to me, and only the Resident evil series captured that perfectly with Outbreak titles. Other games can give you all the Jump moments they want, but, honestly those are fleeting and are really effective during first playthroughts to have any effect just like your example imo.
Alot of generic so called SH games are single player so they're predictable after a run or so. You know everything to do, to go, and can prepare properly even in the old school RE games too. RE Outbreak was a different take, because no matter how prepared you are, or how well you knew a level, all it takes is someone new to the game or just in general for someone to get screwed up that forces you to waste time, health, and ammo to try and save them and potentially get your own ass screwed up, and when you died you died, there was no ocming back the scenario was over for you. That type of unpredictably is what makes a world of difference with the best RE games in series compared to other SH games, the fear of the actually "situation" is actually never lost beacuse they dont depend solely on aesthetics, or gimmicks to insight fear. Why you think REO name himself after that game!
btw re6,re4,re5 all garabge
