From today onwards only, people can easily start up with the free demo of Resident Evil Village from Capcom’s website. This means that all of the people who are interested in accessing this need not have a professional gaming PC, Xbox, or PlayStation. This is the demo that is going to be very much similar to the one that’s available on other platforms, which allows players to explore parts of the village and castle. Therefore, the appetizer for the biggest-selling games is powered by Immersive Stream for Games- a Stadia tech version that is being licensed by Google to others.
The most important and interesting thing that you need to know about the demo is that this is the demo that will be working out on just about any computer, as well as iOS and Android phones and tablets. The demo only accessed depends on how long the device can handle high-definition video and whether you have a sturdy enough internet connection. It will also be running on Chrome on Windows, macOS, and Android. If you are working with iOS, you can try it on Safari. However, this is not the end, there is a lot more to know.
PlayStation DualShock 4 and Xbox One controllers are properly being supported but other peripherals might work. Apart from this, you can use the touch controls on a mobile or a mouse and keyboard. This is going to make your experience worth it.
Meanwhile, we would love to tell you that Capcom is Google’s second partner for Immersive Stream for Games. There are many AT&T that have started to offer its wireless customers free access to Batman: Arkham Asylum last October and Control: Ultimate Edition last month. Camp is more natural and the experience built will be more perfect.
