Admire Dimitrescu Castle in Resident Evil Village in real life, as magnificent and magnificent as the game

We invite you to visit the real-life version of Dimitrescu Castle.

As the latest game in Capcom’s popular survival horror series, Resident Evil Village allows gamers to explore a creepy village and participate in survival battles between villagers and hordes of thirsty werewolves. blood. The game combines the first-person perspective of its predecessor Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, with a more combat-focused gameplay inspired by 2005’s Resident Evil 4.

Released on May 7, Resident Evil Village has received rave reviews from both critics and fans alike. The game was particularly praised for its atmosphere, combat-focused gameplay, and the variety of monster monsters to face. The game also immediately sold more than 3 million copies and earned $ 180 million after 4 days on the market.

A Reddit post by a Resident Evil Village fan quickly went viral. Posted on the r/Residentevil subreddit, the accompanying image reveals the real-world location and inspiration for the game’s Castle Dimitrescu. Specifically, posted by u/Smooth_Skin_Operator, the post mentioned on Reddit reveals the real-world castle that Castle Dimitrescu is based on. This castle called Peles Castle is located in Transylvania, Romania.

Castle Dimitrescu is the large and beautiful castle of Lady Dimitrescu, one of the game’s powerful vampire villains, along with her three daughters. Meanwhile, Peles Castle is a Renaissance castle located in Prahova District, Romania. The castle was built between 1873 and 1914 by King Carol I, the second king of Romania. Fan u/Smooth_Skin_Operator has posted several pictures comparing aspects of the two castles including the exterior design and interior decoration for the gaming community to see.

Viewers can easily see the similarity between the residence of Lady Dimitrescu and the castle in Romania. From the snowy hilltop exterior, nearly identical dining room, to the chandelier, the real-world castle influence is undeniable. The fact that the land of Transylvania also shows off the vampire elements of Resident Evil Village with the area intertwined heavily with Dracula lore.

While Resident Evil Village may be inspired by a real-world location, this practice is actually quite common in the gaming industry. Capcom is clearly borrowing more designs than just Peles Castle, as the director of 2013 horror film Frankenstein’s Army is accusing the developers of Resident Evil Village of undercutting the horror movie’s monster designs. this.

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