Resident Evil Revelations PS4, Xbox One releases on August 29th; Switch “late 2017”

Capcom’s remaster  of the original Resident Evil Revelations is headed to the PS4 and Xbox One at the end of this month for only $19.99. To celebrate, they released an announce trailer and some screens, and also confirmed that the Nintendo Switch version (along with RE Revelations 2) is in the works and slated for a late 2017 launch as well.

The PS4 and Xbox One versions will features higher resolution visuals, a smoother framerate, and more detail all around as compared to the last gen original. And yes, the online Raid Mode will return as well.

Have a look at the trailer and some PS4, Xbox One screens below!

Resident Evil Revelations PS4 / X1 Announce Trailer:

Resident Evil Revelations PS4, Xbox One screens:

Now updated for current generation consoles, Resident Evil Revelations is the acclaimed survival horror title featuring series veterans Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield as they investigate the reportedly abandoned ?Queen Zenobia? cruise ship. This new version features a smoother 1920×1080 resolution, an improved framerate, increased environmental detail and refined creature movement, defining the best-looking version of the game to date. All previously released downloadable content is also included in the game as unlockable rewards.

Take on hordes of enemies with a friend online in the returning Raid Mode, which includes ?The Ghost Ship: Chaos,? a fresh take on the popular stage with more powerful weapons and ways for players to upgrade their arsenal, and remixed enemy placements for an added challenge. Additionally, four controller schemes based on control types from across the entire series are available in this version of the game for a more flexible experience to accommodate different playstyles.

Resident Evil Revelations launches in North America at retail and digitally on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One August 29 for $19.99. A Nintendo Switch release of both Resident Evil Revelations and its follow up Resident Evil Revelations 2, which features series favorites like Claire Redfield and Barry Burton as they face untold horror, will also be available in Late 2017.