According to public information from the Korean Game Management Committee, Capcom's new game "Virtual Reality", which has been dormant for many years, has recently completed its content rating, which usually means that the game is about to enter the promotion or release preparation stage.

According to the rating page, "Virtual Reality" is rated as "suitable for ages 12 and above" and is an "action-adventure game."The official description of the game content is: "This is an action-adventure game. The content is about the story of the protagonist 'Hugh' and the robot 'Diana' working together to defeat the enemy and strive to return to Earth." The reason for the rating mentioned "mild violence", specifically "the use of weapons to fight hostile robots/AI forces."

It is worth noting that the completion of this rating coincides with the gaming industry’s annual event “The Game Awards (TGA)” which will be held next month.This timing coincidence has triggered widespread speculation in the player community-"All Things Virtual and Reality" is likely to announce a new trailer or release date at the TGA Awards.

"Virtual Reality" was originally announced in 2020 and attracted widespread attention with its unique sci-fi setting and CG trailer.The work was originally scheduled to be released in 2022, but after multiple delays, the work was finally scheduled to be released in 2026.This successful rating in South Korea indicates that Capcom may be paving the way for an eventual release.