Resident Evil 4 Remake guide: All difficulty settings explained

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Resident Evil 4 Remake, the latest in Capcom's modern reinterpretation of some of the most beloved titles in the Resident Evil franchise, has finally been released. Much like the original Resident Evil 4 (released in 2005), the remake is being heralded by fans as one of the best survival-horror games of this generation.

Despite being a faithful reimagining of the original, Resident Evil 4 Remake features some key differences that not only bring it closer to modern survival-horror standards but also make it a fresh new experience for series veterans. Among the many new things in the game are the changes in the difficulty presets.

Resident Evil 4 Remake features four difficulty presets, each with its own set of balancing-related adjustments to cater to different demographics of players, including newcomers, casual players, and fans of the 2005 original.

Here's a look at all the difficulty presets available in Resident Evil 4 Remake.

Each of the four difficulty presets in Resident Evil 4 Remake is fine-tuned to deliver an enjoyable experience to players regardless of their skill and experience with survival-horror games.

Among the four difficulty presets, only three are available for players to pick at the start of the game. The fourth and final one is an additional difficulty preset that unlocks after players finish the game once.

Here are all the difficulty presets in Resident Evil 4 Remake:

All the difficulty presets in Resident Evil 4 Remake are handcrafted to deliver a tailored experience to players of different skill levels.

Although the difficulty preset defaults to Standard when players first boot up the game, it can be dropped to Assisted at any time. It should be noted that difficulty in the remake can only be switched