Resident Evil 2: Now on iPhone and iPad!
Capcom brings the acclaimed survival horror classic, Resident Evil 2, to Apple devices! Experience the terrifying Raccoon City outbreak on your iPhone 16, iPhone 15 Pro, or any iPad or Mac with an M1 chip or later. Follow Leon and Claire's desperate struggle for survival, anytime, anywhere.
New to the series? Raccoon City is overrun with zombies. Play as rookie cop Leon S. Kennedy or college student Claire Redfield and fight to escape the nightmare unleashed by a deadly virus.
This isn't just a port; it's a reimagining! Enjoy enhanced graphics, immersive audio, and intuitive controls that perfectly capture the chilling atmosphere of the original 1998 game, originally built on the RE ENGINE. Universal Purchase and cross-progression ensures seamless gameplay across your Apple devices.
Optimized for mobile, RE2 includes a new Auto-Aim feature, perfect for newcomers. Prefer more precision? Controller support is available.
Don't miss out! Download Resident Evil 2 on the App Store now. The first part of the game is free; unlock the full experience with a purchase. Enjoy a 75% discount until January 8th!
Check out our list of the top horror games on iOS!
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