The Resident Evil demo has made it to web browsers, all thanks to the cloud gaming tech of Google, the Stadia, according to a recent report by The Verge.Įssentially, Google Stadia powers the arrival of the Resident Evil Village demo on internet browsers. On the other hand, Safari goes by default on iPhones, so iOS gamers clearly would not have to download anything to access the demo. So, it should not be much of a hassle to get on with it anyway. It is worth noting that installing Chrome on your PC is not a Herculean task after all.
Well, unless you do not have Chrome or Safari on your PC or iPhones.īut if these browsers are readily available on your apparatus, you could access the Resident Evil Village demo. Yes, trying out the Capcom demo game no longer involves installing an app. Thanks to the new partnership, the demo of Resident Evil Village has become conveniently more accessible.Ī news story by Kotaku reports that the demo is playable straight from some of the most-used internet browsers, namely Google Chrome for PC gamers and Safari for players on Apple's iOS. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) Resident Evil Village Demo on Web Browsers LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 12: A game fan poses for a photo at a 'Resident Evil 2' booth during the Electronic Entertainment Expo E3 at the Los Angeles Convention Center on Jin Los Angeles, California. Resident Evil Village itself releases on May 7, so if fans planning to pick up the game on PC aren’t sure whether their specs are up to playing it, they can give the demo a try first over the next week and see how well it runs.(Photo : Christian Petersen/Getty Images) Unlike the previous demos on PS4 and PS5, Capcom has been more generous with the time available for the PC demo, as it will continue to be playable all the way up to May 9 at 17:00 PT. The PC demo will then unlock on Saturday, May 1 at 17:00 PT, or 1 AM on May 2 for any fans in the UK. This convoluted hoop-jumping certainly fits with the confusing manner that Capcom has rolled out this highly-anticipated demo.
This store page confusingly does not appear if players use Steam’s own search function, nor does the demo have the usual “download demo” button on the main Resident Evil Village page. Users need to head to the Resident Evil Village gameplay demo’s own store page to access the demo. It has to be said that both Steam and the game’s own store page do not make it obvious where users need to go to grab the preload.
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