Wondering how the hunting system works in Resident Evil Village? This is the first game in the Resident Evil series that allows you to hunt animals in the wild. The animals can be butchered for meat, providing important survival benefits against the village's toughest enemies. Spending your limited supply of bullets on the local livestock may sound like a silly idea, but the upgrades from these meals are worth the effort.
The animals in the village vary in size - from small fish in ponds, to large rams grazing on nearby plants. It's considerably easier to hunt smaller animals, but the rewards from fighting off large beasts are too good to ignore and your successful hunts can be exchanged at The Duke's Kitchen. Routinely check in with The Duke after collecting meat to see which Resident Evil Village recipes you can create.
Here, you can transform your hard-earned meat into a hearty meal. The upgrades from these meals can be the difference between life and death, so it's important to stock up before entering a new location. Here's everything you need to know about how hunting works in Resident Evil Village.
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