Ahead of its release, Capcom has finally released a demo version of Resident Evil 4 Remake that comes free to fans. The demo, titled “Chainsaw”, includes a customized portion of the game’s initial opening.
This one brings a realistic graphical display with a higher resolution. In addition, Capcom will also modernize the graphics for more realistic game visualization and will update the Resident Evil 4 Remake controls to modern standards.
No Trial Time Limit
During the recent Capcom Spotlight event, Capcom has announced a lot of information regarding their new game projects, such as Exoprimal and also Resident Evil 4 Remake.
After a long wait, gamers can finally try the RE4 Remake Demo with the title “Chainsaw Demo. The good news is that there is no longer a time limit like before, so players can spend as long as possible to explore all the content offered by the demo.
Fans can try out the gameplay that will be present when the game is fully released later. Some portions of the full version will be present as an introduction for gamers who are already curious about what the remake of the popular game RE4 will be like.
Resident Evil 4 Remake Latest Gameplay
Capcom shared a video showing a session where Leon is exploring the mining area, his fight against Garrador. Leon’s visit to the Merchant’s shop to buy and upgrade weapons, where we are also shown again the menu display and what items are sold there.
Capcom also shows the action of Leon who must survive while ensuring Ashley’s safety in the Castle area. Which is before he finally meets one of the iconic villain characters in this game, Ramon Salazar.
The conversation scene between Leon and Salazar here seems to have undergone changes so as not to sound too cheese. Afterward, Leon again had to finish off the Castle soldiers while making sure Ashley was not kidnapped by them.
The final footage shows Leon’s fight scene against Krauser, which is now presented in the form of hand to hand combat. He fights with a knife and focuses on the parry mechanic instead of just a cutscene with QTEs.
Resident Evil 4 Remake itself is confirmed to be released for PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PS4, and also PC (Steam) on March 24, 2023. This game will also support gameplay with the PlayStation VR2 platform via free DLC.
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