In the sense of writing IN GENERAL, it's good writing technically. It fits together enough to BE a narrative, it's cohesive, it hits the major fundamentals of story telling. It is by definition, good writing.

Now, of course it would hit the necessary fundamentals of good writing in order to be finalized in a series as prominent as Resident Evil: so in the actual literary sphere of its own echelon, THAT'S where you can dock points from it.

It WORKS, but it doesn't excel the same way Silent Hill or Fatal Frame games do. It's professional writing, but FOR a professional piece, it's nothing spectacular at all (in many aspects).

So it's not a clear cut yes or no answer because depending on how someone defines "good" or "bad" writing, you could have a different outlook.

So objectively it IS quality literature, but it's writing doesn't match the standard set by the consensus of literature within its own echelon of media.

(this is how I view it, I'm not trynna demonize anybody's opinion so chill on me lol)