Capcom is working hard to keep Resident Evil 3 Remake on schedule. That is great news for gamers right now, a time we need some stability. Much like the Resident Evil 2 Remake demo, there are tons of little things gamers are finding. I decided to pull together the top five things you need to know.
Same for the Nemesis who is now very much more foreboding and just evil looking. I mean, seriously, he is obviously one bad character to be facing off against. The team over at Tech Raptor go into more detail on this but be warned, there are some spoilers involved.
What would a Resident Evil game be without some secrets in it? One is the safe that you will find around the shopping district in the demo. I won’t spoil how to open it, just know it is something you can indeed do. If you want the full details head over to We Got This Covered and follow their spoiler ridden guide.
For those that want to figure it out on your own, it is possible in the demo.
What is a survival horror game without some scares? Capcom knows how to make this genre sing with screams. The Nemesis is disgustingly evil looking. The surroundings are dark, dank, and give you the feeling something is just out of sight. Something that wants you dead.
Culture of Gaming goes a little further into the fear details for those that want some spoilers.
I must give it to hackers, those people sure put in the extra effort for the rest of us to enjoy. Most of the time this is stuff we weren’t supposed to know about, making it that much cooler to know about it.
The Resident Evil 3 Remake demo apparently features information on new game modes (Assist, Normal, Hard, and Super Hard), New Game+. Allegedly the second playthrough will feature new content and challenges.
As usual, head over to Tech Raptor for spoilers on just what is hidden in the files of Resident Evil 3 Remake.
If you have yet to purchase Resident Evil 3 Remake then here you go for digital copies – Steam, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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(please check our COVID-19 article before choosing to pick up in store though).
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This article was originally published on Retro Gaming Magazine, a gaming website I own.