'Resident Evil 7' creeps its way onto iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Capcom has brought "Resident Evil 7" to the App Store, unleashing more zombie action to the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Resident Evil 7 is lurching onto iPhone, iPad, and Mac
There are a number of games from the Resident Evil horror franchise already in the iOS App Store and on Mac platforms. On Tuesday, Capcom released another to scare Apple hardware users.
Resident Evil 7 is Capcom's 2017 entry in the survival horror series. Controlling Ethan Winters, players must search for his missing wife inside a derelict plantation in Louisiana.
The game was notable for being the first in the franchise to be played from a first-person viewpoint. Originally released in 2017, it was praised for its pacing and narrative.
Resident Evil 7 is available for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, using the A17 Pro and later, as well as an iPad equipped with an M1 or later chip. The Mac release requires macOS 13.0 or later, and an M1 or later Apple Silicon chip.
The game is 33.4 gigabytes in size and is available to download and try out for free. The base game is an in-app purchase of $19.99, with the DLC pack at $20.
It follows Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil Village to Apple's platforms. Resident Evil 2 is also in the process of being ported over.
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Monster Hunter games sell a lot too, maybe a port of Monster Hunter World would sell well on mobile. These games help show off the graphics performance of Apple Silicon vs Nvidia and AMD:
Performance is competitive and memory usage in that video goes to 12GB. This is one of the strengths of Apple Silicon's unified memory to be able to load more high quality textures. At the M1 launch, the Baldur's Gate 3 devs mentioned the benefit for texture loading in games:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AwdkGKmZ0I&t=1240s
This helps more than games. There are people making high quality animated content in game engines but if the GPUs don't have enough memory then they have to downsample the textures and the apps show texture errors:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og9za5-VCag&t=336s
The Pro and Max chips are best for these next-gen games but the M-series iPads are powerful enough to run them and people who have these are their only device will get access to these games now. M3 Pro chips are next-gen performance and 2nm M5/M6 will bring this performance to the whole lineup.
Since Death Stranding was ported over, Horizon Zero Dawn on the same engine would be good to have ported:
It runs ok on Crossover but a native build would be best and can be ported to iOS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH7e8IfO2jA