All its cutscenes will be presented in their original third-person format, including ones tied to Resident Evil 4’s many quick time events, according to Facebook. The game’s not fully first-person, though.
And a gameplay video shows you moving around while shooting, a major change from the original design. You’ll use a knife by physically slashing your controller at enemies instead of hitting a button. You can wield weapons in each hand, for instance, and switching between them looks a lot easier. The new design could affect gameplay in some notable ways. And in addition to moving with the analog stick on an Oculus Touch controller, you’ll be able to teleport or walk in room-scale VR. Your health will be visible on a wristwatch instead of a screen overlay. You’ll interact with weapons, items, and puzzles using your hands. But it’s been re-engineered to work as a first-person VR game with motion controllers. It’s supposed to feature the same narrative content and world design, rather than getting the kind of overhaul Resident Evil 2 did in 2019. It adapts the original game’s content with a (mostly) first-person point of view, re-engineering it to take advantage of VR motion controls.Īrmature’s Resident Evil 4 makes a somewhat complicated series of small changes the original 2005 horror game. But Facebook and Capcom - as well as third-party development studio Armature - have only offered glimpses of its gameplay, including a short trailer.
Resident Evil 4 VR was announced earlier this year. A virtual reality version of Resident Evil 4 will launch October 21st on Facebook’s Oculus Quest 2 headset.
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