In a tale reminiscent of the legendary adventures embarked upon in Resident Evil Village, Capcom now sets forth to conquer new territories on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac with the arrival of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. This first-person shooter brings a fresh perspective to the age-old horror franchise, set to make its mark on the iPhone 15 Pro series, all iPads, and Macs equipped with an M1 chip or greater, debuting on July 2. A tantalizing promise of the future lies in the shadows, as Capcom hints at the looming presence of the Resident Evil 2 remake for Apple devices, currently shrouded in the mists of development.
A novel experience awaits players as they delve into the treacherous world of Resident Evil on their Mac, where traditional mouse and keyboard controls give way to new mobile controls. An auto fire feature lurks within these new controls, allowing players to effortlessly dispatch foes after a brief period of aiming. A seamless transition beckons, as players can try the game for free before committing to a purchase. Once acquired, the game can be enjoyed across all supported Apple devices through the magic of cross progression. Resident Evil 7 offers tantalizing preorder packages, including the Not a Story DLC centered on the iconic Chris Redfield, as well as the Gold Edition bursting with additional content such as Banned Footage DLC stories and the End of Zoe.
Capcom stands at the vanguard of Apple’s gaming revolution, spearheading the arrival of Resident Evil Village and the impending Resident Evil 4 remake on iPhones and iPads, with native compatibility rendering cloud streaming unnecessary. A groundbreaking revelation, as traditionally, large-scale video games such as these were confined to Macs, and the repertoire was limited. Apple signals a paradigm shift, extending its support to a broader array of devices.
In a tapestry woven from the fabric of Apple’s state-of-the-art chips, the M3 chips unfurl a captivating tapestry of enhancements tailored for the discerning gamer. Hardware-accelerated ray tracing, Dynamic Caching, and mesmerizing mesh shaders collaborate harmoniously to elevate the gaming experience to new heights. The Game Porting Kit emerges as a beacon, illuminating the path for developers seeking to port their cherished Windows-supported games to Apple’s realm. Enter MetalFX, Apple’s crowning achievement in upscaling technology, enhancing visuals and performance in tandem, whispering of vistas unexplored yet eagerly beckoning the brave and curious alike.
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