Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (DLCs)

I played all the DLCs and really enjoyed them. Each one adds something different to the main game.

In "Banned Footage: Nightmare", we play as Clancy, the cameraman from the VHS tapes. The goal is to survive until dawn, fighting waves of enemies and collecting scrap to build weapons. It's intense and fun, especially if you like action. I spent more time on this than I expected!

"Banned Footage: Daughters" lets us play as Zoe, showing what happened to the Baker family before the main game. It's short but very emotional, and it helps us understand the family's story better.

In "Not a Hero", we control Chris Redfield as he hunts Lucas in the mines. This DLC is more action-focused, with lots of shooting and traps. It's not as scary as the main game, but it's still enjoyable.

"End of Zoe" is unique. We play as Joe, Jack's brother, who uses his fists to fight monsters. It's a different style, more like a brawler, but it's satisfying and gives closure to Zoe's story.

I also liked "Jack's 55th Birthday". It's a fun mini-game where we have to find food for Jack before time runs out, while fighting enemies. It's silly but a nice break from the horror.

Overall, the DLCs add variety to Resident Evil 7. They offer different gameplay styles and expand the story in interesting ways.