Modder Tom Humble took control of the demo's camera for "Resident Evil 7" and managed to play the game from several different third-person angles. Just don't fret if you notice that protagonist Ethan's head is missing. Yes, it's missing.

However, this isn't the first time that happened as there are a lot of first-person games, which have used headless character models and examples are ‘Outlast" and "Firewatch." The animations, though are not as excellent as a third-person action game, still, they're amazing although the only amusing and a little silly thing is the awkward swing of the axe, reports PC Gamer.

Of course, you should be able to play "Resident Evil 7" demo in "Resident Evil 4's" style if you are willing to disregard Ethan's missing head and if you can exert more effort on it. Windows Central has compiled a guide on how to the good ending in the first hour demo of the game, which is available on Steam and Xbox One but there are many spoilers for these, so just be warned.

The guide includes all items and murder locations in case you don't want to go through the pain of figuring out how to avoid the bad ending in the game. The demo is a stand-alone project and a representative of the final version of the game. Check out Windows Central to see full details of the guide on the demo of the game.

Capcom developed and published "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard," which is a forthcoming survival horror first person shooter video game slated to launch on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows. It's the 11th entry to the main Resident Evil series and also supports the PlayStation VR headset for PS4.

You will control Ethan in the game and you will have access to several weapons such as shotguns, pistols, explosives, flamethrowers and chainsaws in the combat against opponents that are described as mutant creatures. "Resident Evil 7" will go live on Jan. 24 worldwide.