At the end of October, Resident Evil Village was released on the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max smartphones, as well as on iPads with M1 and M2 chips. As it turns out, the best horror gaming experience can be had on the iPad Pro M2 with its 16GB of unified memory.

User SJV on the X social network demonstrated how the game runs on Apple’s flagship tablet. Resident Evil Village runs smoothly at a resolution of 2732 × 2048 pixels with HDR and is unlocked at 120 frames per second. Maximum graphics settings are being used. It’s evident from the screenshot that the game is utilizing approximately 12GB of video memory out of the 16GB available on the device.

There’s no frame counter on the tablet’s screen, but the user reports that Resident Evil Village runs seamlessly.

It’s likely that on the M3 chip series, which was introduced at the end of October, Resident Evil Village will perform even better. Tests are expected to emerge in November when the new MacBook Pro and iMac models are released.