Resident Evil2 is creeping its way to PC store GOG with a bunch of enhancements on August 27. It will include an improved DirectX game renderer, full compatibility with Windows 10 and Windows 11, and rendering options, such as Windowed mode.
A Lot of Improvements for the Resident Evil 2 GOG Version
The content from the original PC release on July 27, 2025, hasn’t been altered but the game has received enhancements and bug fixes with this newGOG edition. It includes the following, according to the store page:
The support for modern controllers like theDualSenseand Xbox Series' controller is a fantastic way to modernize this classic title and make it playable for many years to come.
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Additionally, there will be new modes available for this release. There will be hordes of zombies to take out in a challenge called the Extreme Battle Mode, which changes each time you try it. There will also be a picture gallery you may browse. You can also watch the secret scenario without having to unlock it. If you want to experience the original Japanese version, that’s also an option.
The Resident Evil 2 Remake is Also Great
The wholeResident Evil trilogy will be up on GOG, and if you decide to get all three (the first is out already), you can save 17% of the money. Arguably, the new Resident Evil 2 remake is worth a playthrough more than the original in the year 2024, but it’s great to experience the classic none the same.
“Capcom has not only recreated Resident Evil 2, but entirely redesigned it to be a bigger and more robust horror experience,” saidour review of the remake. “The sense of dread and tension they created is unwavering throughout each of the six-hour campaigns.”
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