Demos are fantastic for giving players a taste of what's to come, but they sometimes finish just when things are going well. But a tweak for the Resident Evil 4 remake demo has effectively made it eternal. In terms of horror gaming, both in the AAA and indie markets, there is a lot to look forward to in the upcoming year, and RE4 is only one of several highly anticipated titles. Hopefully, it won't be much longer before Capcom releases this updated version of the iconic survival game.

Resident Evil 4 remake trial is available for fans

Fans can preview what awaits them on March 24 by playing the Resident Evil 4 remake trial while it is still accessible. It is a bit of a tease even though it gives some indication of what to anticipate from the final release. But that's just how video game trials are. The RE4 demo does stop after a set amount of time, but someone has found a way to extend this for practically limitless gaming. Their objective is to be limited so as not to give the game away, so to speak.

How to make the mod work

While the Never Bingo mod is a .rar file that only needs to be unpacked into your Resident Evil 4 Demo's install folder, the Village Expanded mod requires Fluffy Manager for installation. All of these are available on Nexus Mods. Keep in mind that it's doubtful that either mod will function when the game launches on March 24. There is an additional difficulty level you might want to test if you feel like you've had enough of the demo. Leon will have a terrible time surviving in Crazy Chainsaw Mode, which you can access by entering a secret code on the game's main menu screen.

Demos are a crucial component of video gaming, despite not being as frequent in this day and age. The finest ones set up what's to come, even though they certainly don't explain the entire tale. If the RE4 demonstration is any indication, fans won't be dissatisfied with how Capcom has updated this legendary entry in the famous horror series.