Recently, many rumors about the future development of the "Resident Evil" series have sparked heated discussions in the gaming community.According to the latest statement from well-known tipster Dusk Golem, Capcom is already advancing the development of multiple series of works, including "Resident Evil 10" and remakes of many classics.
It is revealed that the development of "Resident Evil 10" has been launched since 2022, but it is reported that the project has experienced a restart during the development process.It is currently expected that the game will be officially released around 2029.
Before "Resident Evil 10", Capcom plans to launch remastered versions of two classic works: "Resident Evil 0" and "Resident Evil: Code Veronica".The remake of the original "Resident Evil 1" (that is, the remake of the remake) is scheduled after "Resident Evil 10", but it is said that the project has not yet received official project approval.
The source revealed that Capcom's initial planned release schedule is: "Resident Evil 4: Remake" in 2022, "Resident Evil 9" in 2023, "Resident Evil 0: Remake" in 2024, "Resident Evil: Code Veronica: Remake" in 2025, and "Resident Evil 10" in 2026.However, the actual development process did not go as planned.
"Resident Evil 9", "Resident Evil 0: Remake" and "Resident Evil 10" have all encountered development problems, with the first two experiencing multiple delays."Code Veronica: Remastered" was upgraded from a small-scale project to a full-budget large-scale production after the huge success of "Resident Evil 4: Remastered".
Dusk Golem emphasized that this information comes from inside sources and is combined with his personal guesses.He believes that once Capcom completes all the "Resident Evil" remasters, the series will establish a new direction.The future may see the series advancing two routes at the same time: new content works represented by numbered titles, and a "retro RE" game that fills in the gaps in the 1998-2028 timeline. The latter will focus on improving each character's storyline and introducing new "classic" threats.
Regarding "Resident Evil: Requiem", it is said that it will be a work about "ends and beginnings", which will not only bring an end to certain story lines, but also pave the way for future content.
