Capcom has stopped work on Resident Evil 10 recorded, while the current offshoot Resident Evil Requiem It is set to become the fastest-selling installment in the series' history. According to insider reports, the studio is pursuing an aggressive release strategy that includes up to seven projects simultaneously.
The well-known leaker Dusk Golem berichtetthat yourself Resident Evil 10 It has been in development for over six years. The project has already been completely restarted internally once – a process the studio also used in the development of Resident Evil Requiem has gone through.
Despite the long lead time, a release is not expected for several years, as Capcom is initially filling gaps in its release schedule with remasters. Capcom is taking a significant risk: managing seven projects simultaneously could jeopardize the franchise. resident evil dangerously dilute.
First remakes, then Resident Evil 10
Current plans call for maintaining a high pace. After the Success of Resident Evil Requiem, which sold over five million units within the first week, pave the way for the remakes of Resident Evil: Code Veronica and Resident evil zeroRumours are circulating Veronica Code for 2027 and Resident evil zero A release is targeted for 2028. A remake of the very first installment is also reportedly in the early stages of production, in order to keep the franchise present throughout the next decade.
Capcom's strategy aims to generate a steady flow of content through parallel teams. While Resident Evil 10 As the future main component, the remakes serve to further optimize the technical foundation of the RE Engine and to keep the fanbase engaged between the major blockbuster titles. Fans should therefore prepare for a dry spell, which Capcom intends to bridge solely with remakes and well-balanced DLC.
Currently running Resident Evil Requiem on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch 2. Anyone who... Resident Evil 10 Those who wait will need patience: According to the current roadmap, the project will not be ready for market before 2029.
Technically, it appears that Capcom will retain the proven architecture of Requiem for the upcoming remakes. This means the current console generation, including the Switch 2, will serve as the hardware basis for the next few years.
I sincerely hope that more content will be released for Requiem, such as a story DLC and a comprehensive Mercenaries mode; then the wait will fly by.
Well, there are worse ways to pass the time until part 10 comes out.
Veronica Code
zeo
1 re-remake
Plus the other parts with the re engine
With Resident Evil 2 Remake,
Resident Evil 4 Remake,
Resident Evil Requiem
and
With parts seven and eight, the series has firmly established itself as my favorite franchise, and Capcom as one of the best studios of all time. No matter what gets released or when, I'm on board. I'll buy remakes of Zero and Resident Evil sight unseen, and I'm looking forward to the interesting continuation of the storyline in the tenth installment, which ended with Leon and Grace and will presumably continue with the return of Chris and Jill, or Claire, I hope.
Thank you Capcom!
You forgot about Remake 3. Well, it's one of the weaker installments, but still good.
Let's agree on "solid" 😉
Better than part 6 😉
Eaters than the remake of 2 xD
BLASPHEMY!!! 😉
No, sorry, the only thing I like about Resident Evil 6 are Leon's two pistols. I used to give Resident Evil 6 points for its movement props, but even that's not good anymore. The tank controls in Resident Evil 1 or Resident Evil 5 are even better once you get used to them. Capcom should make a remake or at least a remaster in RE Engine. A remake like Requiem, where each of the four campaigns played differently, would be awesome, of course, but that would mean a huge financial risk because it would tie up a lot of people. After all, Resident Evil 6 was Capcom's most expensive game back then; I think more than 500 people worked on it. A remaster in RE Engine and a suitcase system would theoretically be enough for me, just like Revelations 1 and 2. I'm not sure about Resident Evil 5; Requiem already changes the lore a bit, so the events of Resident Evil 5 would have to be altered somewhat. Of the older Resident Evil games, I think Revelations 2 is the best because it's still the most modern in terms of movement. The raid mode, in particular, is brilliant.
On PC, there's a mod called Last Escape, still in alpha. It's being developed by a single person and is supposed to be closer to the original in terms of scope. I haven't tried it myself yet, but considering there are spiders in Requiem now, it has a lot of potential.