There are eight Small Keys to get, and they are all found within the first two zones of the game, but won't show up on your map. That means if you left any keys or drawers behind, you won't be able to open them unless you start another playthrough or wait until you begin a new game. However, once you leave an area in Resident Evil 4, there's no going back. Any Small Key can be used to open any drawer, so feel free to spend them as soon as you find a drawer with a key in hand. We'll help you become the master of unlocking by showing you where to snag all the Small Keys in Resident Evil 4, as well as where to use them.īefore getting into the locations of Small Keys, note that these keys are not exclusive to a single drawer. Small keys aren't in your direct path often, and once you leave an area, you can't go back to collect them later in most cases. Considering how precious money is in this game, the more treasures you can find and sell to your Merchant friend, the better off you'll be. These Small Keys are used to unlock locked drawers you come across, as opposed to doors, and hold some very valuable treasures. While there are plenty of mandatory keys in the Resident Evil 4 remake, there are also a set of extra keys that you can completely miss. If you're not fighting zombies, you're looking for a key to get you to the next room - where you will fight more zombies.
Keys and Resident Evil games are like peanut butter and jelly. For our money, though, it is just a slightly weaker entry than what its predecessor offered. Depending on how much you value actual horror (and that nervousness that comes with entering a room with just a few bullets left and no healing items) versus satisfying gunplay, exploration, and upgrades, you might swap this game’s placement with 7. This is a somewhat shorter experience, even by Resident Evil standards, but proves that the shift to first-person can work for even a more action-focused entry in the series. Thankfully, Lady D, as well as the other lords you encounter, provide more than enough interesting personalities to carry you along. Ethan Winters also makes a return and is markedly the blandest character in the game. If Resident Evil 7 was what one of the original three Resident Evil games might look like if shifted into a first-person perspective, Resident Evil Village is that same concept applied to Resident Evil 4. That alone makes it either a perfect fit for RE fans or more of a miss depending on how much you value horror elements compared to action.
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