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You can try Resident Evil Village’s multiplayer again todayAnother Re:Verse open beta is running for one day only

Another Re:Verse open beta is running for one day only

Jack Baker wields chainsaw scissors in a Resident Evil Re:Verse screenshot.

The bigResident Evilnews everyone wants today is more info onthe VR version of Resident Evil 4, which should come at the Oculus Gaming Showcase tonight. That’ll be nice. Looking forward to that. But also, to the excitement of very few people, Capcom are holding another open beta test day forResident Evil Re:Verse, the deathmatch spin-off tacked ontoResident Evil Villagefor some incomprehensible reason. I guess it’s fitting.Resident Evil Re:Verse - Teaser TrailerWatch on YouTubeOnce again, you can join six-player deathmatch as Resident Evil characters who are shooting each other to pieces because reasons, and can find magic potions to transform into various baddies. The latest open beta started at 7am today and runs until 7am on Thursday (that’s 11pm Pacific today). You can find it for freeon Steam.Capcom are unusually into making multiplayer Resident Evil spin-offs which are wholly different to the games they’re in, which bear no relation to the reasons anyone was interested in the game in the first place. Bless ‘em. Some work better than others. While I admire people mucking about with weird ideas, these do sometimes seem like they should beHalf-Lifemods rather than something I inadvertently pay for when buying a different game.The beta has a “Mostly Negative” rating from Steam player reviews, though evidently a fair few folks have enjoyed it. I did download the beta last time but never got round to playing because… well, it’s Village I want, isn’t it. Did you have a go, gang?Resident Evil Re:Verse will come ‘free’ with Resident Evil Village when it launches on the 7th of May.

The bigResident Evilnews everyone wants today is more info onthe VR version of Resident Evil 4, which should come at the Oculus Gaming Showcase tonight. That’ll be nice. Looking forward to that. But also, to the excitement of very few people, Capcom are holding another open beta test day forResident Evil Re:Verse, the deathmatch spin-off tacked ontoResident Evil Villagefor some incomprehensible reason. I guess it’s fitting.Resident Evil Re:Verse - Teaser TrailerWatch on YouTubeOnce again, you can join six-player deathmatch as Resident Evil characters who are shooting each other to pieces because reasons, and can find magic potions to transform into various baddies. The latest open beta started at 7am today and runs until 7am on Thursday (that’s 11pm Pacific today). You can find it for freeon Steam.Capcom are unusually into making multiplayer Resident Evil spin-offs which are wholly different to the games they’re in, which bear no relation to the reasons anyone was interested in the game in the first place. Bless ‘em. Some work better than others. While I admire people mucking about with weird ideas, these do sometimes seem like they should beHalf-Lifemods rather than something I inadvertently pay for when buying a different game.The beta has a “Mostly Negative” rating from Steam player reviews, though evidently a fair few folks have enjoyed it. I did download the beta last time but never got round to playing because… well, it’s Village I want, isn’t it. Did you have a go, gang?Resident Evil Re:Verse will come ‘free’ with Resident Evil Village when it launches on the 7th of May.

The bigResident Evilnews everyone wants today is more info onthe VR version of Resident Evil 4, which should come at the Oculus Gaming Showcase tonight. That’ll be nice. Looking forward to that. But also, to the excitement of very few people, Capcom are holding another open beta test day forResident Evil Re:Verse, the deathmatch spin-off tacked ontoResident Evil Villagefor some incomprehensible reason. I guess it’s fitting.

Resident Evil Re:Verse - Teaser TrailerWatch on YouTube

Resident Evil Re:Verse - Teaser Trailer

Cover image for YouTube video

Once again, you can join six-player deathmatch as Resident Evil characters who are shooting each other to pieces because reasons, and can find magic potions to transform into various baddies. The latest open beta started at 7am today and runs until 7am on Thursday (that’s 11pm Pacific today). You can find it for freeon Steam.

Capcom are unusually into making multiplayer Resident Evil spin-offs which are wholly different to the games they’re in, which bear no relation to the reasons anyone was interested in the game in the first place. Bless ‘em. Some work better than others. While I admire people mucking about with weird ideas, these do sometimes seem like they should beHalf-Lifemods rather than something I inadvertently pay for when buying a different game.

The beta has a “Mostly Negative” rating from Steam player reviews, though evidently a fair few folks have enjoyed it. I did download the beta last time but never got round to playing because… well, it’s Village I want, isn’t it. Did you have a go, gang?

Resident Evil Re:Verse will come ‘free’ with Resident Evil Village when it launches on the 7th of May.