If you enjoyed playing Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6 with a friend using co-op, you may be happy to know that a modder has now brought the same feature to Resident Evil 4 Remake. The new mod allows players to experience Leon’s adventure from start to finish alongside another player.
The mod, created by claybtv, synchronizes the games of two players in real time. This means one player can join another player’s session and progress through the campaign together while keeping enemies, story events, doors, switches, alarms, and many other interactive objects synchronized.
However, it is important to note that this fan-made project is still in beta. As a result, there are some issues that are expected to be fixed in future updates. One example is a drop in frame rate performance. In addition, using other mods that increase the number of enemies can significantly worsen lag.
Players should also be aware that the synchronization system can sometimes experience delays. This can cause visual errors on the invited player’s screen, particularly when it comes to enemies.
The most serious issue at the moment is that opening the pause menu or inventory menu breaks the co-op session. The mod’s creator has promised to fix this problem soon.
Despite these limitations, players interested in trying the mod can download it now and experience Resident Evil 4 Remake in cooperative play.
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