The gold standard for any Resident Evil Remake going forward. This game does a great job with adding new content and staying true to the original. I know they replaced the original vibe of the game with going in a more serious tone but in all honestly I think it makes the game that much more realistic with Leon having just gone thru everything in Raccoon City in RE2 in a short span now having working for the US government and having to rescue the president's daughter. The story and pre-rendered cut scenes definitely make Leon and Ashley's relationship throughout the game so much more better in the remake. I also love how they added more lore to Luis and actually making him more of an presence in this game. The combat gameplay is also the best (imo) in any Resident Evil game considering there's multiple ways you can approach and deal with enemies. And of course the OST, which is beautifully catered to both newer and older players of the franchise, with separate ways being a prime example. When you go to the merchant on Ada's side of the story and you hear it while trying to figure what to buy, prime nostalgia right there *chef's kiss. Separate Ways again is fan service done beautifully, showing the main story's POV on Ada's side. I personally don't think I have ever replayed a DLC so much as this one, with how greatly put together and amount of replayability it has within it. The changes they did with chapter select screen and the merchant OST as well perfectly captures Ada's feelings as she progresses throughout the game. I could go on and on about it but it'd definitely a DLC one should play to get the best experience and feel of it. Trust me its worth playing 1000%. Overall Resident Evil 4 remake is how you cater to both the older and newer playerbase with staying true to the original and adding newer content/lore to make the game feel very new. 10/10. Well done Capcom :)