Resident Evil: Village "Maiden" Demo is Available Now Exclusively on PS5

During theResident Evil Showcase from Capcom, the developer gave a closer expect at the upcomingResident Evil: Village with new gameplay footage and confirmed the championship's release in May 2022. Additionally, the presentation also had a few other surprises in shop, one of the most notable existence a new demo that is bachelor now for those with a PS5.

Capcom announced that an exclusive demo forResident Evil: Hamlet is available now on PS5, called the "Maiden" demo. Every bit noted during the Showcase, the demo has players taking on the role of a character named "the Maiden" instead of Ethan Winters (the protagonist inRE: Village), and tasks players with trying to escape from its ominous mansion. Capcom noted that the Maiden demo will give players "a existent feel for the visuals and sound" that they'll experience in the final game this spring.

Aslope the reveal of the "Maiden" demo, Capcom also announced that another demo for RE: Village volition release across all platforms one-time this spring. Presumably this will give players another gustatory modality of the game before its release in May, and volition also give Xbox console owners and PC players the chance to delve into the serial' latest installment.

The release of the "Maiden" demo forRE: Hamlet is similar to how Capcom surprise released the "Showtime Hour" demo ahead ofResident Evil VII'due south launch, giving players a ameliorate idea of the serial' transition to get-go-person gameplay. Notably, Capcom also updated that demo over time to include some hidden secrets and clues, so information technology remains to be seen if they'll take a similar approach hither to keep players coming back to the "Maiden" demo before RE: Village arrives this bound.

Resident Evil: Hamlet will release for PS5, Xbox Serial 10|Southward, PS4, Xbox One, and PC on May 7, 2022.

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