Resident Evil 4 remake VR Mode DLC launches in December

Resident Evil 4 remake

Capcom has announced a release date for the Resident Evil 4 Remake’s new virtual reality mode, which is coming as free DLC.

The free downloadable content is launching on December 8th for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR 2.

The Resident Evil 4 Remake is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Microsoft Windows (through Steam). Check out our thorough review!

Here’s a rundown on the new VR mode and the demo, plus a new trailer:

Resident Evil 4 remake VR mode

Resident Evil 4 VR Mode supports the full main story campaign and delivers an added level of immersion to Leon S. Kennedy’s harrowing rescue mission. The experience lets players see the terrifying world directly through Leon’s eyes and soak in his surroundings with the 4K HDR display of PlayStation VR2. Resident Evil 4 VR Mode further enhances the atmosphere with 3D audio so players can hear the threats lurking around every corner.

In addition to grounding players in this hostile environment, Resident Evil 4 VR Mode heightens the realism with PlayStation VR2 Sense™ technology. The intuitive controls provide new ways to interact with the world. Weapons can be handled with natural motions, including unique gestures for reloading specific firearms, such as handguns, shotguns, and rifles. This also extends to the game’s enhanced knife action for those close encounters.

Resident Evil 4 VR Mode also features a Shooting Range mode that provides a training ground to help players hone their combat skills by testing out the aiming, firing, and reload mechanics for each weapon.

Free Demo

A free demo for Resident Evil 4 VR Mode is creeping to the PlayStation Store the same day. The Resident Evil 4 VR Mode Gameplay Demo provides a 360° look at the game’s opening and new features, including the Shooting Range, where players can experiment with weapons and get a feel for the realistic controls.

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