During Capcom’s recent online spotlight event, the highly anticipated Resident Evil 4 remake was officially announced, along with the release of a demo. This may not come as a surprise to some fans, as ads for the unannounced demo were reportedly spotted on Twitch earlier in the day.

The demo, dubbed the Chainsaw Demo, is set at the beginning of the game in the iconic village ambush section and is available on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. However, Xbox One is notably absent from the list of supported platforms.

Unlike some past Resident Evil demos, the Chainsaw Demo has no time limit and can be played as much as desired. Fans are sure to take advantage of this feature as they prepare to dive back into the world of Resident Evil 4.

The remake, which has been rumored for years, will update the game’s controls and combat while mostly preserving the basic story and characters. Leon S. Kennedy’s mission to save the president’s daughter in a rural part of Western Europe remains unchanged, though the knife has been tweaked to add more functionality, allowing players to parry attacks.

Resident Evil 4’s remake is set for release on March 24 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4, and PC. Fans can get a taste of what’s to come by downloading the Chainsaw Demo, available now on the supported platforms.

For those who missed out on the original Resident Evil 4, or those who simply want to experience the game with updated controls and visuals, the upcoming remake is sure to be a hit. And with the release of this new demo, players can get a taste of what’s to come when the full game launches later this month.

It’s worth noting, however, that the decision to skip the Xbox One for this remake is sure to disappoint some fans. While the Xbox Series X/S are newer and more powerful consoles, there are still many players who have yet to upgrade and will miss out on the demo and the full game.

Nevertheless, the release of the Chainsaw Demo is sure to generate excitement among Resident Evil fans, and Capcom’s decision to make it unlimited playtime is sure to please those who want to get as much hands-on time with the game as possible. With just a few weeks left until the full release, it’s a great time to be a Resident Evil fan.