iOS 17 Resident Evil Village: Tryout and Gameplay Review

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The iOS version of “Resident Evil Village” is launched, supporting MetalFX upscaling technology. Different image qualities can be set on iOS devices. As for the game operation, it also supports touch screen controllers to a certain extent. It can barely be used directly on the iPhone without an external controller. Play. However, please note that the iOS version of this game can only be played on iPhones equipped with A17 Pro chips, that is, only iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max. The hardware cost is no lower than the PC version.

“Resident Evil Village” is one of the demonstration works of iOS 17. The RE engine is transplanted to iOS devices and tried on iPhone 15 Pro Max. The game will provide touch screen operations, but in the actual play prologue, when you need to raise a gun to fight, There will be inconveniences. Without the touch of the handle, it is difficult to raise the gun and move at the same time. The interface elements of the game do not support touch screens and must be operated with virtual handle buttons. This basically requires players to connect a Bluetooth controller and TV output to play. The game can set the rendering resolution and advanced image quality in the options screen, which is very similar to the PC WINDOWS version, and has an additional “MetalFX upscaling” option. The fuselage speakers can also hear the game’s 3D sound effects, audio and video effects. Not bad. The game requires nearly 9GB of space after complete installation, which is smaller than the 31GB of the PC version.

The first ray tracing rendering BB in game history ported to iOS 😂

The game does not support touch operations, all virtual buttons are used.

There are some touch settings

“MetalFX Upscaling” option

Others can change the rendering resolution, frame rate limit, etc.

If you play with “C” hand, it will be very difficult to defeat monsters.

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