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Resident Evil Village’s iPhone debut may turn into a Halloween treat

Resident Evil Village’s iPhone debut may turn into a Halloween treat

Özgürcan ÖzerginbyÖzgürcan Özergin
25 September 2023
in Games, Smartphones
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Looking for a pulse-pounding, hair-raising experience? Look no further than the iPhone debut of Resident Evil Village, the eighth installment in the legendary Resident Evil series. This spine-chilling adventure thrusts players into the shoes of Ethan Winters, a devoted family man on a mission to rescue his kidnapped infant daughter from the clutches of terror in a sinister Eastern European town.

Prepare to confront snarling wolfmen, screeching gargoyles, and a grotesque, pulsating monster that will leave you seeking refuge beneath the nearest bed, with your iPhone in your hand.

Resident Evil Village iPhone
Capcom quietly announced that Resident Evil Village will make its mobile debut on October 30 (Image credit)

When will Resident Evil Village’s iPhone port be released?

On a rather discreet note, Capcom slyly unveiled the release date for Resident Evil Village: October 30th. This revelation was tucked away on a page dedicated to the iOS and iPadOS versions of Village, as well as the anticipated Resident Evil 4 remake. Interestingly, Resident Evil 4 is still slated for release in 2023. As for pricing, Capcom has chosen to keep it under wraps. To offer a point of reference, the macOS version is priced at $29.99 on the Apple App Store. Just this Saturday, gaming news outlet Gematsu reported that Capcom had also confirmed the same release date for the port in Japan.

It’s worth noting that Capcom has yet to make a formal announcement regarding the release date for the US version of Village, aside from the information provided on the aforementioned page. In the meantime, let’s take a look at the best aspects of the game and prepare ourselves for its release on iPhones.

Resident Evil Village iPhone
Resident Evil 4 still appears to be slated for a late 2023 release (Image credit)

Resident Evil Village: Visual mastery

One of the standout features of Resident Evil Village lies in its atmospheric visuals. From the imposing gothic castle to the sprawling, decaying factory, every locale is meticulously crafted with meticulous attention to detail that immerses players in a world steeped in foreboding ambiance. And for those brave enough to face the towering, clawed presence of Lady Dimitrescu, the game’s MetalFX upscaling feature enhances the visuals to a degree that proves terror can be as visually stunning as it is terrifying.

Pro tips for survival

Navigating the nightmarish landscape of Village demands keen observation. Red areas on your map signal unexplored secrets and valuable items, such as breakable vases concealing precious ammo or hanging birdcages hiding a stash of cash. A closer look can make all the difference. Once an area turns blue, rest assured you’ve unearthed every hidden treasure. And if confronted by seemingly impregnable gates, fear not—the keys to your progression will reveal themselves in due time.

Behind the scenes with Capcom

Resident Evil Village is the brainchild of Japanese gaming juggernaut, Capcom. Renowned for creating industry-defining franchises like Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Mega Man, Capcom’s expertise in crafting immersive gaming experiences is unmistakable. This latest installment, adopting a spine-tingling first-person perspective, follows in the chilling footsteps of its predecessor, 2017’s Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.

Resident Evil Village iPhone
It appears that Apple will put more strength into its mobile gaming side in the coming years (Image credit)

Final words

Prepare for an odyssey into the heart of darkness with Resident Evil Village. Capcom’s masterful creation promises a relentless journey through fear, where every shadow conceals unspeakable horrors. Whether you’re a seasoned survivor of the series or a fresh face in this nightmarish realm, the horrors that await in this Eastern European town are bound to leave an indelible mark. With its breathtaking visuals, ingenious gameplay mechanics, and a narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat, Resident Evil Village stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of survival horror. Brace yourself for an experience that will linger long after the final credits roll.

If you wish to learn more about the incoming gaming experiences on iPhones, make sure to check out our article on how Apple installed a AAA game console into the iPhone 15 Pro.

Featured image credit: Apple

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