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Video game publisher and developer Capcom officially released a playable demo for its upcoming survival-horror title Resident Evil 7 on the Xbox One.
Fans of Xbox One who haven’t been able to experience the Beginning Hour demo won’t make mistake if they download it, because not only it is free, but also it only takes up roughly 3.64 gigabytes of hard drive space. In addition, the teaser should give players on Microsoft’s console a rough idea of how Resident Evil 7 will differ from previous entries in the series in terms of mechanics, aesthetics, and perspective, for as long as the aforementioned aspect is concerned, fans will take on the role of the main character in first-person view.
Even though PlayStation 4 and Xbox One fans can now try out Resident Evil 7’s demo, fans on the PC platform still have a little to wait in store. However, it won’t take long before the teaser makes its way onto Steam, for PC gets it on December 19.
Soon, fans of Resident Evil 7 on all of its platforms will be able to attempt to escape from the sinister and supernatural Baker family’s decrepit, dilapidated estate with their lives in tow. What’s interesting is that even PlayStation VR received a demo all of its own. Plus, since PlayStation 4 was given a short version of the demo at the outset, PC and Xbox One fans should be able to reach of the teaser trial’s two separate endings when they play it from the get-go.
Naturally, it’s also likely that Resident Evil 7’s demo could potentially turn some fans away from purchasing the title on its first day of availability. Nonetheless, only time will tell whether or not Resident Evil 7 will manage to give the franchise the shot in the arm that it requires both financially, and in terms of quality.
Resident Evil 7 is scheduled to launch in January 24, 2017 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation VR, and Xbox One.
