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Original Resident Evil 3 heads to GOG on 26 September

Rejoice!

The original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3 will be available on GOG.com by the end of this week.

Apart from owning an original PlayStation — or either subscribing to a high PlayStation Plus tier or outright buying the original Resident Evil on PlayStation 4 or 5 — this is one of the only ways of owning the classic. Better yet, it’s the version that is colourised and uncensored. Yay for blood!

The PC release of RE1 is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11, has support for modern gamepads, and has some quality of life improvements including cutscene timings.

“Your Special Tactics and Rescue Squad has been choppered to a remote mansion to investigate a biotechnical experiment gone hideously wrong. Before you can say ‘mass murder’, you’re plunged straight into a deathtrap writhing with man-eating freaks, swarming crows and rabid dogs,” reads the title’s description on GOG.

“Arm yourself with knives and flame-throwers scavenged from dead teammates. Solve puzzles, disarm traps and unearth mysteries. But beware: every move you make draws you deeper into the deadly embrace of Resident Evil.”

Resident Evil 1 is available now, while both Resident Evil 2 and are coming “with 2024”. Of the latter games, bonus modes like 4th Survivor, Tofu, and Mercenaries will be included at launch.

Should you wish to make a purchase, you’ve got a variety of options available:

We’ll let you know when the sequels are up for purchase.

Update [20 August]: The original Resident Evil 2 is now slated for a 27 August release on GOG.

Update [24 August]: The original Resident Evil 3 is now slated for a 26 August release on GOG.

This post was originally published on 27 June 2024.


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