Today, July 2, Capcom has launched Resident Evil 7: Biohazard on iPhone 15 Pro (and Pro Max), iPad (M1 and later), and macOS (M1 and later). This game is available worldwide as a free-to-try title.
Players can unlock the full game through an in-app purchase for $19.99, and an additional $19.99 will upgrade it to the Gold Edition with all DLC. This release follows previous Resident Evil games on Apple devices, such as Resident Evil Village and Resident Evil 4 Remake. Capcom also announced that Resident Evil 2 Remake will arrive in the future.
(Photo : Capcom / Screenshot taken from X.)
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Features and Enhancements
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard comes with various graphics options, including Apple's MetalFX upscaling and an auto-fire feature. This aims to improve the gaming experience compared to recent touch controls in other Capcom releases.
Reflecting on its original release in 2017, this game was a significant milestone for Capcom, leading to a series of successful titles. There's hope among fans that Resident Evil 3 Remake will also be available on the iPhone 15 Pro soon, despite its high initial price on other platforms.
For those interested in trying Resident Evil 7: Biohazard on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, it can be downloaded from the App Store for free. Upon first launching the game on an iPhone 15 Pro, a 10GB download is required.
Future Prospects and Additional Info
Apple has been promoting the Resident Evil series on the iPhone 15 Pro, highlighting its A17 Pro processor, which supports high-fidelity graphics with hardware-accelerated ray tracing. Following Resident Evil Village in October and Resident Evil 4 in December, this new release continues Apple's trend of bringing high-quality games to its devices. According to the Resident Evil X account, Resident Evil 2 is also being developed for iPad, iPhone, and Mac.
Check out the Resident Evil 7 Biohazard launch trailer below:
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