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title: "Resident Evil 4 - PS4"
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# 4K Visuals Puzzle Solving Knife Combat Resident Evil 4 - PS4

**Price:** € 58.20
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Unleash your inner survivor in a redefined classic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Resident Evil 4 - PS4
- **How much does it cost?** € 58.20 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reimagined Classic:** Experience the iconic story like never before!
- • **Modernized Gameplay:** Engage in intense survival horror with updated mechanics.
- • **Overwhelming Hordes:** Face diverse enemies that keep you on your toes.
- • **Sophisticated Visuals:** Immerse yourself in breathtaking photorealism.
- • **Attaché Case Customization:** Manage resources and craft ammo with style!

## Overview

Resident Evil 4 for PS4 revitalizes the beloved survival horror game with stunning 4K visuals, modernized gameplay mechanics, and a reimagined narrative that deepens character motivations. Players will navigate through a European village filled with relentless enemies, utilizing advanced knife combat and resource management through the iconic attaché case. Experience the thrill of survival like never before!

## Description

Resident Evil 4 - PS4

Review: Excelent - Excelent
Review: A worthy successor to the original RE4 - When Capcom first revealed back in 2022 they were planning to remake of the most influential video games of all time there was undoubtedly going to be some concern. At first I was of those who didn't think RE4 needed a remake compared to RE2 and RE3, instead assuming we would get Code Veronica next as that installment hasn't aged well and definitely deserves it more but after playing the Chainsaw Demo first I can really understand why they chose to remake Resident Evil 4 next. I enjoyed playing the old RE4 back it was released on the Wii with the extra PS2 content (Separate Ways campaign, Ashley armor and Mafia Leon) and the HD version on PS4 and it still remains as my personal favorite Resident Evil game besides RE2 Remake. I glad this version went for a more grounded, more intense horror setting as it feels more in lined with the recent remakes while still keeping the spirit of the classic GameCube 2004 game including the iconic bingo line, fun quips and certain iconic set pieces like the cabin fight. I also enjoy the new mechanics that justifies improving the stiff tank controls from the old version which I didn't mind as it worked well before with that particular game design back in early 2000s but definitely way more snappy to turn and aim while moving today. The improved enemy ai is much more aggressive thanks to these changes which makes this game tougher even on Standard difficulty but once you adjusted the options and choose how to craft your weapon ammo or grenades for the right combat situation you should be able to do fine. I also really dig the village and castle expanded with new paths that lead to hidden treasure to collect and bonus side missions you can complete to earn spinels that you can trade to the merchant for bonus goodies. The island of course got trimmed down which I see as major improvement over the original which had some filler that I don't mind being cut and replaced. My only major gripe is that it lacks Separate Ways and as of the time of this review posted Ada and Wesker from The Mercenaries DLC which is free to download. I know the original campaign was kind of like extra paid content when it was released first exclusively for PS2 but it undermines the value of the basic package though not by much as the base campaign fortunately is long and there is an extra content shop where you can spent points earned from various challenges thus encouraging more replayability.

## Features

- Reawaken a Classic – Resident Evil 4 preserves the essence of the original game, now reconstructed using Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine to deliver realistic visuals and additional narrative depth to the iconic story that was not possible at the time of the original release.
- Modernized Gameplay – The team from 2019’s Resident Evil 2 returns to build upon the series’ modern approach to survival horror. Engage in frenzied combat with the Ganados villagers, explore a European village gripped by madness, and solve puzzles to access new areas and collect useful items for Leon and Ashley’s constant struggle to survive.
- Overwhelming Hordes – Face hordes of rabid enemies that threaten to overwhelm Leon with even more diverse methods of attack than in the original release.
- Survive on a Knife’s Edge – Years of intense training have taught Leon new ways to use his knife, helping to even the odds against the unrelenting onslaught of enemies. By parrying enemy attacks, you can avoid debilitating damage and evade lunging enemies seeking to grab Leon and hold him in place. Make smart use of scavenged knives to deliver precise finishing moves on vulnerable enemies, and even use the element of surprise to quietly dispatch unsuspecting foes before they break.
- Reimagined Story – Resident Evil 4 dials up the original release’s key feelings of loneliness and the fear of enemies blinded by zealotry, while providing more nuanced depictions of the character motivations and relationships that defined the 2005 survival horror icon.
- Sophisticated Visuals – Built on Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine, Resident Evil 4 delivers breathtakingly photorealistic visuals in 4K, complete with stunning lighting and pooling shadows to create an up-close, intense atmosphere.
- Attaché'd at the Hip – The iconic attaché case returns, and now allows Leon to craft ammunition on top of item and resource management. It also has new customization options beyond expanded storage, including new colors and charms.
- Good Things on Offer – Fan-favorite characters and gameplay systems return with updates to provide more meaningful player choice. The Weapon Merchant will both sell and customize weapons, in addition to offering ways to trade in gems you have collected for various goods.

## Images

![Resident Evil 4 - PS4 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71N8vrjkr+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the ps4 version have a free digital upgrade to ps5?**
A: No. I don't think so

**Q: Incluye versión en español ?**
A: Si ,en Castellano idioma oficial de 🇪🇸

**Q: the amazon page states  the re 4 remake for ps4 is a pc version for windows xp   can any verify it is a ps4 game**
A: This game is for the Playstation 4 and Not the PC., I believe that is a mistake in Amazon corporates wording and description. Rest assured if you order this listing you will get the PS4 Game

**Q: Is the PS4 physical version upgradable to the ps5 digital version like resident evil 2,3,7 and village was?**
A: Yes. On the box it says that a PS5 upgrade is available at no additional cost.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excelent
*by J***S on January 19, 2026*

Excelent

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A worthy successor to the original RE4
*by W***A on May 13, 2023*

When Capcom first revealed back in 2022 they were planning to remake of the most influential video games of all time there was undoubtedly going to be some concern. At first I was of those who didn't think RE4 needed a remake compared to RE2 and RE3, instead assuming we would get Code Veronica next as that installment hasn't aged well and definitely deserves it more but after playing the Chainsaw Demo first I can really understand why they chose to remake Resident Evil 4 next. I enjoyed playing the old RE4 back it was released on the Wii with the extra PS2 content (Separate Ways campaign, Ashley armor and Mafia Leon) and the HD version on PS4 and it still remains as my personal favorite Resident Evil game besides RE2 Remake. I glad this version went for a more grounded, more intense horror setting as it feels more in lined with the recent remakes while still keeping the spirit of the classic GameCube 2004 game including the iconic bingo line, fun quips and certain iconic set pieces like the cabin fight. I also enjoy the new mechanics that justifies improving the stiff tank controls from the old version which I didn't mind as it worked well before with that particular game design back in early 2000s but definitely way more snappy to turn and aim while moving today. The improved enemy ai is much more aggressive thanks to these changes which makes this game tougher even on Standard difficulty but once you adjusted the options and choose how to craft your weapon ammo or grenades for the right combat situation you should be able to do fine. I also really dig the village and castle expanded with new paths that lead to hidden treasure to collect and bonus side missions you can complete to earn spinels that you can trade to the merchant for bonus goodies. The island of course got trimmed down which I see as major improvement over the original which had some filler that I don't mind being cut and replaced. My only major gripe is that it lacks Separate Ways and as of the time of this review posted Ada and Wesker from The Mercenaries DLC which is free to download. I know the original campaign was kind of like extra paid content when it was released first exclusively for PS2 but it undermines the value of the basic package though not by much as the base campaign fortunately is long and there is an extra content shop where you can spent points earned from various challenges thus encouraging more replayability.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another Great RE Game
*by J***G on February 6, 2024*

Well, IMO this contemporary remake of RE4 seals the series' status as one of the best in survival horror. As I write this review, I am about halfway through the game, and I've been playing for hours! I used to find survival horror games too frustrating because you had to ration ammo and resources very carefully. As an action/adventure enthusiast, I much prefer mowing down scary creatures rather than running away from them! So I'm pleased to report that the "Assisted" setting here -- the least challenging -- is perfect for a player like me. Yes, I still get killed from time to time, but I don't have to backtrack endlessly to stock up on weaponry, ammo, or health. Otherwise, the updated graphics are stunning, the controls spot on, and the environments huge and detailed. You also encounter a fascinating variety of foes, from cult-worshipping townsfolk to twisted religious leaders to virus-infected creatures in all shapes and sizes. So if you would like to enjoy a survival horror game that plays like an action/adventure game, look no further: RE4 is the real deal... UPDATE: just when I thought this game couldn't get any more enjoyable, I reached the scenes in the mine where you ride mine carts, shooting at bad guys, flying over jumps, leaning to keep the cart on the rails around turns, and shooting at switches to shift the rails and avoid crashing. WHOO HOO!!! And there are still a number of chapters ahead of me...

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