Resident Evil 2

We grabbed Resident Evil 2 in January 2019 during launch week when critics were calling it perhaps the single finest remake ever made. Capcom had proven the model: respect the source material, modernize everything else, and the result becomes something new and familiar at once. The house jumped into the RPD with Leon and Claire across their campaigns, watching Mr. X's footsteps echo through the hallways. The RE Engine looked stunning on stream—the shift from fixed cameras to over-the-shoulder gave the game urgency and dread that the original's tank controls never quite captured. We weren't just watching zombies. We were managing resources, stretching ammo, dealing with that Licker in the hallway that made viewers lose their minds. The survival horror clicked in a way modern gaming sometimes misses. StreamerHouse captured lightning: a remake that honored 1998 while becoming a 2019 masterpiece on its own terms.

We streamed Resident Evil 2 for 35 hours in 2019, generating 8,748 hours watched. Our average viewers were 248 per stream, peaking at 383 during that launch-week magic when everyone wanted to see Capcom's remake. The critical acclaim was deserved and reflected in our viewership. We lost 91 followers net, which might seem negative until you remember we picked them up from horror fans who were already deep in the survival-horror rabbit hole. The engagement was real, just not growing the overall community.