Capcom has not yet confirmed a release date for his second Resident Evil Village demo, but it appears that the related files were incorrectly uploaded to the PSN. It appears that four new region-specific files have been uploaded to the PSN backend, for the US, Europe, Japan and Asia. All are titled "Resident Evil Village Gameplay Demo", with the exception of Japan, where it maintains the "Biohazard".
According to these files, the demo is approximately 10GB in size. Control options have also been discovered, which seem to confirm a remote play option on PlayStation Vita as well. At the moment there are no further details, but all this portends that Capcom is preparing to announce the official launch date of the second horror game demo, which will be made available for download on the online stores of the reference platforms.
As reported by the software house, this new Demo will show us the real gameplay mechanics of the title, it will be more substantial, and will show us a lot about the plot and the gunplay, which in this eighth chapter will be a preponderant part of the game. We remind you that Resident Evil Village will be available starting from May 7 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game will be released during the 25th anniversary of the series, and it seems that it will allow all gamers to celebrate it with a truly terrifying and immersive experience. The new game is a direct follow-up to Resident Evil 7, a title that continues to sell a lot in Europe and around the world.
Once again, the game will put players in the shoes of Ethan Winters, as he explores a new mystery involving the longtime protagonist. Chris Redfield and the new villain Lady Dimitrescu. The latter character became a huge hit with fans online and was used by Capcom to market the game.
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