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Resident Evil 7: Chapter 1 Mia is a survival horror experience presented in first-person, placing players directly in Ethan’s shoes as he searches for his missing wife. Instead of focusing on intense combat, the game builds fear through dark corridors, limited visibility, and disturbing sound design. Every step inside the abandoned house feels tense, as atmosphere and suspense slowly replace action, creating a constant sense of unease from the very beginning.

Story Background

Resident Evil 7: Chapter 1 Mia follows Ethan Winters as he arrives at a decaying house hidden deep in the swamps of Louisiana. Three years ago, his wife Mia disappeared without a trace after accepting a nanny job. Every lead went cold until Ethan suddenly received a strange message from her. That message brings him to this isolated property. Ethan's goal is clear: find Mia and uncover the truth. However, the house hides far more danger than he expects.

RESIDENT EVIL 7: CHAPTER 1 MIA - MAIN GAMEPLAY

Players begin by investigating the yard and surrounding area. Useful items such as notes, broken containers, and strange objects can often be found near the entrance. Careful observation is essential, as small details may provide important clues. Inside the house, players must move cautiously. Each room may contain hidden items or dangerous surprises.

Puzzle-Solving and Key Items

Many doors are locked, preventing direct progress. To advance, players need to search for keys or special objects that unlock new paths. Checking drawers, cabinets, and unusual objects is necessary to uncover hidden mechanisms and story clues.

Observation and Tracking

At certain moments, a mysterious figure may appear near the property. Players must follow carefully without rushing, as entering the house too carelessly can increase the risk. Slow, deliberate movement is key to survival.

Sound Awareness

Audio plays a crucial role. Footsteps, creaking wood, and distant noises fill the house. Not every sound signals danger, but some do. Listening carefully can help players anticipate threats and react appropriately.