A full gameplay demo became available on all platforms at night Resident Evil: Village… The introductory version includes segments with a castle and a village, which take 60 minutes to complete. You can play it until May 10.
The ElAnalistaDeBits channel, which has previously tested the demo on PS4 and PS5, released a similar video, in which I tested the performance of the game on consoles Xbox series s and Xbox series x…
- Ray tracing is enabled by default on PS5 and Series X. On Series S, it must be turned on manually;
- The resolution on PS5 and Series X is the same. Both consoles run the demo at a fixed resolution of 2160p using a checkerboard rendering technique. Series S produces images at 1440p;
- On Xbox versions, the lighting in the village area looks slightly warmer. PS5 sometimes gives too blue tint;
- With ray tracing enabled, Series X outperforms PS5 slightly, showing slightly more stable performance, but for a more accurate result, you need to wait for the final version to be tested;
- The Series S delivers an average of 40 FPS outdoors and about 45 FPS indoors with ray tracing enabled. Without beams, the console achieves near-stable 60 frames;
- The raytracing quality in GI and reflections is the same everywhere. Shadows, textures and anisotropic filtering also look the same on all three consoles;
- All systems provide fast boot times, but on PS5 this process takes a little less time, about 3 seconds versus about 7 seconds on Series X / S.
Screenshots from Xbox Series X photo mode in 4K / HDR with ray tracing:
The full release of Resident Evil: Village will take place on May 7th. Reviews will appear on Wednesday.
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