Steam in turmoil, Resident Evil returns without Ray Tracing

Resident Evil has “lost” Ray Tracing and next-gen patches on Steamwith users who have indeed complained of a multitude of problems sufficient in order to make a step back a Capcomwhich has in fact decided to make the old versions available as well.

During its latest showcase, as detailed in this article, Capcom was able to announce some big news for the Resident Evil franchise, while confirming that the next-gen Resident Evil patch 2, 3 and 7 it wouldn’t just arrive on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / Sbeing made available also on Steam.

At the moment users can then download the old version that does not include Ray Tracing and enhancements in the audio field, thus enjoying the same version available until some time back, although it must be said that certainly resolutions in this sense will be able to present themselves within some time, obviously hoping that the developers find a way to solve any problem.

We will obviously see if and when it all happens, hoping that the developer will soon be able to update users in this sense with more precise news regarding the Resident Evil saga on Steam.

Due to overwhelming response from the Steam community, we’ve reactivated the previous version that does not include ray tracing and enhanced 3D audio. Click here for further details ->https://t.co/UEh0eX8MEd

– Capcom Dev 1 (@ dev1_official) June 16, 2022

During the new Capcom conference there was a way to also deepen the future of the saga for what concerns Resident Evil Village. While the company has not yet discussed the next chapter in any way, it has had the opportunity to announce the Shadow of Rose DLC, also bringing the chapter already released with a third-person view, the historical choice for the saga. We have explored everything in this article.

Have you already had the opportunity to admire the Resident Evil 4 Remake gameplay trailer unveiled in the last Capcom conference? Find all the details on the issue at this link.