[WATCH] Sony's 'Resident Evil Village:' Brief Gameplay for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Stream Released

Sony Interactive Entertainment's Resident Evil game series unleashes a brief video for PlayStation 5 on it's YouTube page on the new "Resident Evil Village" chapter gameplay.

Everything that happens with "Resident Evil" produces numerous intrigued gamers. After a really great stage for the franchise, fans are holding up for "Resident Evil Village." This conveyance will keep up the immersive proposition of "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard" in search of taking it to a whole new level.

After the venture was confirmed, many have been said about its arrangement in the latest generation consoles. Some rumors show that the game does not do so well on PS5. Well, today, Sony has chosen to show the game running on your new console.

As part of the campaign to promote tha launch of PlayStation 5 to the world, Sony invited Japanese professional tennis player Naomi Osaka to try the new consoles. PlayStation's 33-second walkthrough video shows Osaka's brief observation of the console and the game itself.

'Resident Evil Village' Display on PlayStation 5

According to Explica, despite the criticisms it recieved from the gamers community about its graphics, it is officially known that the "Resident Evil Village" will perform with a dynamic 4k video quality and ray tracing on PS5.

It was currently conceivable to see the arrangement that "Resident Evil 8 Village" has on PS5, considering that it is still up for improvements and will arrive in 2021. Hence, there are still numerous subtle elements to be fixed.

'Resident Evil Village' Key Features

After the continuous development of the game from "Resident Evil 1" to "Resident Evil 7 Biohazard," here are the key features to be seen in the coming hit horror survival game series to PS5, according to Gematsu.

• Exciting "Resident Evil Experience - Learning where "Resident Evil 7 biohazard" left, "Resident Evil Village" is the eighth major installment inside the lead "Resident Evil" series. The game sees the rejoined Ethan and Mia Winters living concordantly together and putting their shared nightmares of the Baker’s place behind them until their life is toppled; Ethan gets to be the central point of a new terrible dream.
• Next-Generation Technology - RE Engine paired with the new technological power of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will deliver high definition graphics, bringing the shadowy village and its haunting residents to life. "Resident Evil Village" will feature the most realistic survival horror experience to date.
• First-Person Experience - Players will expect the part of Ethan Winters and encounter each up-close fight and the unnerving interest through a first-person point of view.
• Familiar Faces and New Faces - Chris Redfield has regularly been a legend within the "Resident Evil" game series, but his appearance in "Resident Evil Village" apparently covers him in vile thought processes. A host of new enemies inhabiting the cryptic town will persistently chase Ethan and ruin each of his moves as he endeavors to form a sense of the new nightmare he finds himself in.
• A Living, Breathing Village – More than just a strange scenery for the horrifying events that unfurl within the game, the village is a character in its claim right with riddles for Ethan to reveal and fear to escape from.

The story behind "Resident Evil Village"

Set a long time after the shocking occasions within the critically acclaimed "Resident Evil 7 biohazard," the all-new storyline starts with Ethan Winters and his spouse Mia living gently in a new area, free from their past lives. Just as they are building their new life together, catastrophe comes upon them once more.

Chris Redfield is reconnected with the couple and terribly disturbs their life, spiraling Ethan into chaos. A devastated Ethan finds himself in an inaccessible snow-capped village looking for answers after being tossed into a completely unused bad dream.

"Resident Evil Village" is due out for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Stream in 2021.

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Written by Liam Eustaquio