Gomura

Gomura is a fictional settlement appearing in the popular video game series, Resident Evil. It is a rural village located in Spain, famously depicted in the game Resident Evil 4. The village is characterized by its old-world architecture, dense forests, and the imposing presence of a large church at its center. Historically, Gomura was a peaceful farming community, but its fate took a dark turn with the rise of a sinister cult.

The primary inhabitants of Gomura in Resident Evil 4 are the villagers, who have been brainwashed and controlled by a parasitic organism known as Las Plagas. This parasite amplifies aggression and subservience, turning the villagers into formidable enemies. They are often seen wielding various weapons, from farming tools to firearms, and exhibit a fanatical devotion to their leader. The village itself serves as a significant location for protagonist Leon S. Kennedy's investigation into the whereabouts of the President's daughter, Ashley Graham. Throughout his journey, Leon must navigate the treacherous streets of Gomura, facing hordes of infected villagers and uncovering the dark secrets of the cult that has taken root. The atmosphere of Gomura is one of dread and isolation, emphasizing the decay of a once-vibrant community under the influence of evil.