Just as you enter the passage, look behind the wooden pallet on the left, at the top of the stairs. Statue #08: Old House 1F, Cellar Passage – Crawl through the Living Room fireplace to access the passage leading to the Old House Cellar. Under the steps, you’ll find the next statue. Statue #07: Yard, Trailer – After collecting the dog heads, go out to the trailer in the yard. It can be hard to spot - look next to the sealed paint containers. This is the door that leads to the Morgue / Dissection Room. Statue #06: Processing Area – Find this statue near the Snake Emblem door down the steps. Statue #05: Main House 1F, Drawing Room – After unlocking the shadow silhouette projector puzzle and crawling to the Drawing Room, find the statue in the door jam to the right of the door with the crow pinned to it. On the wall opposite the entrance door, there’s a basket with another statue. Statue #04: Main House 2F, Recreation Room – On the second floor, through the hallway accessed from the Main Hall, you’ll find the Recreation Room door. There’s a shelf with a statue right next to the double doors inside the Main Hall. Statue #03: Main House 1F, Main Hall – From Statue #1, turn left after unlocking and moving through the large metal doors to the Main Hall. Statue #02: Main House 1F, Laundry Room – In the Laundry Room, look on the lower shelf beneath the tape player in the middle of the room. The statue is on a shelf that’s blocking the front door. Down this hallway, you’ll find a blocked front door near a locked set of double doors that lead to the Main Hall. Statue #01: Main House 1F – Just as you enter the Main House, go down the hallway from the Laundry Room and turn right. Late in the game, it is possible to miss statues when you’re locked out of previous areas. Don’t worry, you won’t need to find any Statues in the VHS tapes. Everywhere Statues found throughout the story. Don’t worry, you’ll eventually get a supply of sidearms, and you can save collecting these statues for late in the game.Īll 20 Statue Locations | ‘Mr.
Some of these can be knifed… but lots require a bullet. Thankfully in RE7, you won’t have to waste ammo shooting every single statue. Previous Resident Evil games included collectibles called emblems - instead of tiny statues, you’d need to find hidden blue emblems to totally complete every stage. There’s no real benefit to finding them, because when is there ever, but if you’re interested in fully exploring the Baker Mansion and inching closer to 100% completion, this is a good start. Nowhere” trophy / achievement, and some of these tiny statues are aggravatingly tough to locate. Everywhere” bobble-head statues are all over the creepy manor grounds of Resident Evil 7.
Don't expect to encounter them in the same places as in the previous playthroughs.Those tricky “Mr.
New Antique Coins can be found on the Madhouse settings.If you encounter an enemy in a tight space try running past him or go the other way around. This means you must avoid all optional confrontations. There are less supplies to be found in the game.They deal more damage and are more resistant so you must use the tactics from the previous playthroughs to defeat them without losing too much health and without sacrificing too much ammunition. Be very thorough to find all the tapes along the way and use the knowledge from previous playthroughs to prepare better for confrontations with the games bosses. Obviously this will force you to complete bigger parts of the game before you can save your progress.
You must be looking for cassette tapes and each tape can be used only once. You don't have unlimited saves on this difficulty setting.Requirement: Complete the game on highest (Madhouse) difficulty.Ĭomment: Madhouse difficulty level becomes available once you complete the game (on Easy or Normal).
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