Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and a remake of Resident Evil 2 have been revealed to be coming to iOS, with Resident Evil gradually infecting Apple platforms. The series’ first entry in first-person will arrive first on July 2, while the RE2 port is “currently in development.”
Both entries can be played on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPads and Macs with the M1 chip or later. Both games feature enhanced controls and a new Auto Fire feature, a more approachable option that makes guns fire automatically when aimed at enemies. RE7 will also include the Not A Hero Story DLC starring Chris Redfield. You can also purchase the Gold Edition, which includes additional DLC such as End of Zoe, Vol. 1 and 2. Banned footage, Madhouse difficulty mode and more. At launch, players can try each game slice through a free download before making a purchase.
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard opened in 2017 and introduced fans to Ethan Winters, who travels to a haunted house in the backcountry to find his missing wife. The game begins the current storyline of the main series, which continues in Resident Evil Village. Speaking of Village, that game was ported to Apple platforms last year along with Resident Evil. You can watch us play Resident Evil Village on iPhone in this episode of the new Gameplay Today to see how well Capcom has managed to make these games run on phones.