"Resident Evil 7" sets a new record for 3 million game demo downloads. Developer Capcom breached 3-milliom mark which is interesting because the title invaded PlayStation 4 with limitations for PlayStation Plus before.
There are other blank walls in "Resident Evil 7" that Capcom surpasses before attaining this new record. First, the game lacks multi-player options and second is confinement in PlayStation platforms for demo version. However, "Resident Evil 7" demo is continuous at pace of 1 million downloads per month since release date in June. It will also expand to Xbox One and PC on official release date in January 2017.
To fully explain the thrill of "Resident Evil 7" demo, "Beginning Hour" is a glimpse of what to expect on the full-feature game. There are several puzzling details in this prologue although it is unclear if they will share the same storyline with the full edition. Reason is, "Beginning Hour" has different main character to main game, according to Gamespot.
Now about the second demo, gamers can expect another fun part in this update called "Twilight" where they can explore more of mysterious Dulvey haunted manor. Capcom gave PlayStation gamers easier "Twilight" access as well. Originally, "Resident Evil 7" demo was tangled with PlayStation Plus but "Twilight" doesn't need an account this time around, according to Kotaku.
To spoil a bit, expect continuity in "Resident Evil 7" demos. There are items hoard in "Beginning Hour" that doesn't fit in the storyline and players have no clue about their purpose. "Twilight" can provide answers to this riddle that haunts players on sleepless nights.
Expect the residents of eerie mansion to set more challenges as well. The antagonistic Baker family will provide more reasons for player's character to cry in this second demo. Marguerite, Jack and Lucas are in for another flesh feasting treat so pack up those gears and either combat them or end in a plate.
