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Resident Evil 4 Remake on PlayStation VR2 Set to Hit 200K Players

Resident Evil 4 Remake (RE 4) VR mode, by Capcolm, is close to hitting a huge milestone, with almost 200,000 players diving into the virtual reality of a...

Shahid Anwer
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Resident Evil 4 Remake VR Mode Hits Major Milestone on PlayStation VR2

Resident Evil 4 Remake (RE 4) VR mode, by Capcom, is close to hitting a huge milestone, with almost 200,000 players diving into the virtual reality of a horror-packed world at PlayStation VR2. The original game was launched in 2023 but the VR Mode came 8 months later and has gained a significant interest since its arrival.

According to Upload, almost 199,515 players have hit the game in VR, making up 2.18% of the total player base according to a report by a Japanese publisher. Even though the RE 4 remake stats are promising but they are still behind the Resident Evil 7, which was first released in VR on PlayStation VR for the PS4. 

No Stats For Resident Evil Village

Although Capcolm has still not revealed stats for Resident Evil Village but data points are available for the game, which tell the total time spent on VR mode, adding up to a cumulative of  164 years. Moreover, players can track completion rates across various levels.

Positive Reception For Resident Evil 4

According to IGN's review of Resident Evil 4, the remake earned a perfect 10. Some critics called it a “definitive VR version” and a “must-have” for PSVR2 owners. Capcom is continuously improving its VR games, and this release is considered the most refined and captivating version.

The VR mode of Resident Evil 4 Remake is only available on PlayStation VR2, but the good news is that players can still download a free demo.

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