As with any “Game of the Year” or previous Gold Editions, it includes the base game (which has sold 6.48 million copies), Separate Ways DLC and everything released till now. You get the Extra DLC Pack, which offers more costumes, accessories, some filters, and two Deluxe Weapons. The original’s soundtrack is also available to swap to in-game, along with a map highlighting all the Treasure.

This is on top of free post-launch content like The Mercenaries, which features multiple characters and stages. VR Mode is also available for PlayStation VR2 owners to experience the entire game in first-person.

For more details on the base game, check out our review here. Our review for Separate Ways can be seen here. As for the future, Capcom allegedly is working on five new titles in the series, including Resident Evil 9.

Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition includes the base game, Separate Ways and the Extra DLC Pack with additional costumes, filters and accessories. The latter also features two Deluxe Weapons, an option to swap to the original game’s soundtrack, and an in-game map for locating all the Treasure in the base game. It also includes post-launch DLC, like The Mercenaries. PS5 players can also download VR Mode for PlayStation VR2.

Check out our review of Resident Evil 4 remake for more details. You can also read our thoughts on Separate Ways here. Sales for the title topped 6.48 million as of December 31st, 2023, according to Capcom’s consolidated Q3 fiscal year 2023 results.

The publisher’s consolidated financial results for Q3 of fiscal year 2023 noted that the title, which launched in March 2023, was supported by “ongoing promotional measures including free title updates for PlayStation VR2.”

It also had “proactive promotional campaigns to gain wide recognition for its intellectual property and acquire new fans, focusing primarily on series title sales, such as Resident Evil 2.” Thanks to Resident Evil 4 remake’s success, Capcom achieved 26.7 million sales for its catalog titles, up from 22 million in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.

Resident Evil 4 remake launched for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. Check out our review – we awarded it a 10 out of 10 for its quality. It would later arrive for Mac, iPhone 15 Pro and iPad last December. Along with free updates like The Mercenaries and the VR mode, Capcom released Separate Ways, a side-story from the original game, as paid DLC. Check out our review for it here.

For players that might want to try the game out before making the full purchase, Resident Evil 4 is also available as a free download that acts as a demo, and players can then purchase the full version of the game to continue their progress.

Along with the base game of Resident Evil 4, the remake’s expansion, Separate Ways, is also available on iPhone 15 Pro, and supported iPads and Macs. The Apple release of Resident Evil 4 follows a similar release of Resident Evil Village on Apple devices back in October.

Resident Evil 4 has been quite successful for Capcom, with the company stating its intentions of making more remakes of classic games from the horror franchise. Going by the recent release cadence of the series, however, we’ll likely see a new mainline Resident Evil title released before a new remake.

A listing for Resident Evil 4: Gold Edition has gone up on Metacritic (via @pl_evil on Twitter), even though Capcom has yet to officially announce said re-release for the remake. You can view a screenshot of the listing below.

As per the listing, it will launch on February 9 next year, which, if accurate, should mean that an announcement won’t be too far away. Presumably, the Gold Edition will include the remake itself, as well as its expansion, Separate Ways.

The listing currently only lists PS5 and PS4 as the platforms the re-release will be available on, but logically, if the edition is real, Capcom will likely release it for Xbox Series X/S and PC as well.

Resident Evil 4 is available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC. It will be releasing for PS VR2 on December 8. You can read our review of the base game through here, and our review of its Separate Ways expansion through here.

Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 4, as well as its Separate Ways expansion, will both launch for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPad, and Mac on December 20. Where iPad and Mac are concerned, it will only be available on devices with the M1 chip or later.

Pre-orders for the acclaimed remake are available now, while Capcom has confirmed that a demo will also launch ahead of the full game’s release. Previously, it was confirmed that the game will be available at full price.

Resident Evil 4 is currently available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC. It has sold 5.45 million units worldwide.

Infiltrate the village, save baby Eagle!
Resident Evil 4 launches on December 20th for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and all iPads with the M1 chip or later! A demo will be available for those wanting a taste of Leon's intense mission!

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— Resident Evil (@RE_Games) November 7, 2023

The footage sees Ada Wong across several sequences, like the ramparts of Salazar Castle, taking down members of Los Iluminados with melee attacks and grappling to specific points. We later see her ringing the bell in the opening village siege, saving Leon before battling El Gigante. The boss fight differs significantly from Leon’s since Ada’s Grappling Gun provides extensive mobility.

Of course, there’s plenty more where that came from, including the hallway of lasers from Resident Evil, the 2002 live-action film. Separate Ways launches on September 21st for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC. A free update to The Mercenaries, adding Wong and Albert Wesker as playable characters, also goes live on the same day.

Separate Ways, much like the original game’s similarly titled additional episode, is focused on Ada Wong, starring her as the playable protagonist, and telling her side of the story. While Leon is looking for Ashley and attempting to rescue her, Ada, sent in by the enigmatic Albert Wesker, works with Luis Serra to recover the Amber, all while running into plenty of problems of her own. The trailer showcases glimpses of what her story will have in store, and what players can expect from the expansion’s new gameplay elements. Check it out below.

Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways launches on September 21 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC. Meanwhile, Resident Evil 4 will also be getting a PS VR2-exclusive VR Mode this Winter. You can read our review of the base game through here.

And to go along with the DLC’s announcement, Capcom has also revealed new details on what it will bring in an update published on the PlayStation Blog. As those who played the original Separate Ways will know, the expansion will be focused on Ada Wong, and tell her story as it runs parallel to Leon’s own mission to rescue the President’s daughter.

Alongside Ada, the expansion will also feature a couple more key characters in the form of Luis Serra, who had a major role to play in the base game as well, and will be Ada’s co-conspirator in the expansion; and, of course, series antagonist Albert Wesker, who is the one behind Ada’s mission.

Meanwhile, on the gameplay front, in addition to returning mechanics like the knife parry and weapons that players will remember from the base game, Separate Ways will also arm Ada with a grappling gun, which can not only be used to reach specific locations that you wouldn’t otherwise be able to reach, but also to “take down enemies from a distance and launch a ranged melee attack”.

New screenshots from the expansion have also been revealed. Check them out below.

Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways will retail for $9.99 when it launches on September 21 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC.

As previous leaks have claimed, the original Resident Evil 4’s Ada Wong-focused campaign, Separate Ways, is indeed being remade for the remake as well. A new trailer showcased at the recent State of Play presentation showcased glimpses of the enigmatic lead’s mission, which runs alongside Leon’s own mission to rescue the President’s daughter.

Meanwhile, RE4’s The Mercenaries mode is also getting new content, which is something else that leaks have claimed, with Albert Wesker set to be added as a playable character. Both Separate Ways and The Mercenaries’ new content will launch on September 21, with the latter set to be a free update.

Resident Evil 4 is available on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, and launches for the iPhone 15 Pro later this year. Read our review of the game through here.