Resident Evil 2 Arrives Early on Apple Devices

Leon and Claire in Resident Evil 2 surrounded by zombies.

Capcom’s classic zombie-horror title, Resident Evil 2, is now available on Apple devices, weeks ahead of its original launch date. Initially planned for a New Year’s Eve release, the game has landed early on M-series Macs, iPhones, and iPads, delighting fans eager for the experience.


Seamless Compatibility Across Apple Devices

The game requires macOS Ventura or later to run on M1 or newer Mac models. On iPads, players need iPadOS 17.0 or later and an M-series or A17 Pro chip. For iPhones, Resident Evil 2 is compatible with iOS 17.0 or later and runs on devices like the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16, and iPhone 16 Pro lineup.

Leon and Claire in Resident Evil 2 surrounded by zombies.

A Nostalgic Yet Modern Experience

Set in Raccoon City during a 1998 zombie outbreak, the remake retains its eerie atmosphere while adding updated graphics and gameplay. Capcom offers players a chance to test the waters with a free trial, allowing them to experience the game before purchasing the full version for $9.99. Additionally, players can unlock all in-game rewards with a $1.99 in-app purchase.


Expanding the Resident Evil Franchise on Apple

Resident Evil 2 is the latest in the franchise to join Apple’s ecosystem, following the releases of Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. This marks a growing trend of AAA titles becoming available to Apple users, leveraging the power of the M-series chips.

A Step Forward for Gaming on Apple

The early release of Resident Evil 2 highlights Capcom’s commitment to Apple’s gaming ecosystem, offering high-quality, immersive experiences. With the increasing presence of premium games on Apple devices, this release further cements the platform’s viability for gaming enthusiasts.

For fans of horror and action, the arrival of Resident Evil 2 brings a perfect blend of nostalgia and cutting-edge technology. It’s available now for download via the App Store, offering yet another reason to explore gaming on Apple devices.


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