Resident Evil 7 Update 1.02 Adds New Trophies

Pretty crafty update.

Posted By | On 13th, Feb. 2017

Capcom has released a new update for Resident Evil 7, which among other things, adds support for tomorrow’s Banned Footage Vol. 2 DLC, which will set you back by $15 if you don’t already own the DLC (Season Pass owners get it for free).

Support for the DLC is added by behind the scenes code reworking, as well as new Trophies that have been added into the game specific to this DLC- there are eight such Trophies, to be specific. You can check them out in your game’s Trophy list after you apply the update.

That apart, the update also fixes some bugs and glitches (but doesn’t specify which ones). It is, on the whole a useful update (and not a really large one). If you are planning on playing the DLC, you might as well download the patch now to be ready for it tomorrow. Resident Evil 7 is available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

Can Grand Theft Auto 6’s Single Player Campaign Do Better Than Red Dead Redemption 2?

Can Grand Theft Auto 6’s Single Player Campaign Do Better Than Red Dead Redemption 2?

Red Dead Redemption 2 set the bar for story and realism in games sky high. Can Rockstar continually outdo them...

Rift of the NecroDancer Launches February 5th, 2025 for PC, Later on Nintendo Switch

Rift of the NecroDancer Launches February 5th, 2025 for PC, Later on Nintendo Switch

Developer Brace Yourself Games is taking more time to polish the rhythm title without "sacrificing our team's ...

Baldur’s Gate 3 Has Reportedly Sold Over 15 Million Units

Baldur’s Gate 3 Has Reportedly Sold Over 15 Million Units

Earlier this year, developer Larian Studios suggested the acclaimed RPG had sold well above 10 million units a...

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s Post-Launch DLC Will be a “Narratively-Driven Unique Experience”

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s Post-Launch DLC Will be a “Narratively-Driven Unique Experience”

The expansion will "fit in very good" with the main campaign, as per creative director Axel Torvenius, though ...

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is “By Far” MachineGames’ “Biggest and Longest” Game

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is “By Far” MachineGames’ “Biggest and Longest” Game

However, developer MachineGames hasn't provided any estimates for what the upcoming action-adventure title's r...

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Has Separate Difficulty Options for Puzzles and Combat, No Photo Mode

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Has Separate Difficulty Options for Puzzles and Combat, No Photo Mode

Players will be able to make use of Indy's camera as a tool in the game, but a Photo Mode won't be included, a...