Resident Evil
by Philip J Reed, Lloyd Kaufman (Foreword)
Boss Fight Books

Return to the mansion with a sharp, page-turning exploration of the game that defined survival horror!

Resident Evil (Boss Fight Books) is a nonfiction deep dive into Capcom’s original Resident Evil, written by Philip J Reed. It examines how this 1996 classic gripped players and why its impact continues to reverberate across games and culture.

Through thoughtful analysis and vivid storytelling, Reed unpacks the elements that made Resident Evil unforgettable, considering the craft behind its tension, atmosphere, and enduring legacy. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering the series for the first time, this insightful volume offers fresh perspective on a landmark title.

Rediscover the origins of survival horror—add this Boss Fight Books volume to your shelf today!

About the Author:

Philip J Reed is an award-winning author and critic living in Denver, Colorado. He has written about games for outlets including Nintendo Life and TripleJump.

More Details:

• Publisher: Boss Fight Books
• Subject: Capcom’s original Resident Evil (1996)
• Pages: 52
• Product dimensions: 5.11(w) x 6.82(h) x 0.50(d)