A couple of days ago Capcom hanging the demo of his remake of Resident Evil 2. This trial version allows you to test the new installment of Resident Evil for 30 minutes, with the only possibility of playing a single game. Well, it seems that this time has been enough for some, since someone has managed to complete it in so only 2 minutes and 52 seconds.
Resident Evil 2 demo time record
Obviously the record has a trick. Or at least a prepared strategy. It is clear that playing for the first time without knowing where to go it is difficult to achieve this mark, but if you have seen gameplays, and have played the demo several times using several accounts, the gaming experience may become a simple walk with Leon .
As you can see in the video below, the person who has managed to stop the timer at 2:55 easily dodges the zombies in the corridors, and only needs to shoot one of them in the head once. stood in the way. In the process, he cancels all the cinematics to scratch a few seconds off the timer, so don't expect too many spoilers about the plot.
How to play more than 30 minutes to the demo of Resident Evil 2
Although it is not possible to extend the 30 minute time available to play the demo, if it is possible to play it again from the beginning with a simple trick. Obviously, the demo is not limited to one use per console, but its limitation is based on users, so you just have to select another available user or create a new one to play it again.
Thanks to this, you will be able to review those corners that you have not seen, find the key necessary to open the last door or find the shotgun. So try again!
You have one shot at survival, and the clock is ticking… will you make it?
The Resident Evil 2 "1-Shot" Demo is out now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam!
PS4: https://t.co/4FozDaRYb0
XB1: https://t.co/y0wZXGFyXk
Steam: https://t.co/RsfhPrgzVD pic.twitter.com/jgLSAXdBZC- Resident Evil (@RE_Games) January 11, 2019
A success in downloads
Capcom is sharing the statistics related to the game demo downloads, and the results are spectacular. In total, no less than 1.200.062 players have played the demo (it would be necessary to see how many of those are new accounts to play again), of which only 28% of them have managed to complete the little adventure in time established.