It’s almost unbelievable that a Final Fantasy VII remake actually exists. The game, which feels practically willed into existence by its most hardcore fans, is finally here, seeing a timed exclusivity on the PlayStation 4. The original, which is often referred to as one of the greatest games of all time, is so beloved that one would wonder if SquareEnix would be up to task to deliver, especially considering the company is a very different entity now than what it was a few decades ago.

Shortly after RE2 released, Capcom teased that the follow-up, Resident Evil 3, was up for being remade as well. While somewhat predictable, this game was largely being developed alongside Resident Evil 2, and while it carries the remake torch in much the same way, it does stumble and drop it from time to time, never dousing the flame entirely, but it certainly flickers.

As you arrive on an island inhabited by a trio of Tanooki, you’ll be introduced to Tom Nook, gaming’s most well-known landlord. Tom Nook has plans for this Island, big plans, and you will play a huge roll in making those dreams come true. You’ll build up the land, your home, invite more colorful characters to live there as well, and eventually mold the island to your liking; pathing and terraforming the very rocks and waters that make up your new home.

Doom Eternal sees the Slayer on a single-minded path of decimating any and all demons that are currently invading earth. His focus is to eliminate a series of three Hell Priests as they plot to consume the human populace during their time to pay sacrifice to their beliefs.