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Resident Evil Requiem Ending Breakdown: The Road to Resident Evil 10
Resident Evil Requiem's ending reveals Elpis as an anti-viral cure, not a bio-weapon, created by a remorseful Oswell Spencer. The game sets up future installments by exploring the motivations of The Connections, the fate of Raccoon City, and potential DLC scenarios involving characters like Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine, while also closing the book on the Raccoon City arc.
How well do you know the Resident Evil series?
This article presents a trivia quiz for fans of the Resident Evil series, celebrating its upcoming 30th anniversary in 2026. It includes 15 questions covering various games, characters, and lore elements, ranging in difficulty.
Resident Evil 10 – 5 Ways It Could Build on Requiem
This article discusses potential improvements for the next mainline Resident Evil title, Resident Evil 10, drawing lessons from Resident Evil Requiem. Key suggestions include moving away from Raccoon City, refocusing on stealth gameplay over action, evolving level design with more backtracking and verticality, featuring more of the supporting cast like Ada Wong and Jill Valentine, and concluding the 'The Connections' storyline.
Resident Evil Requiem Needs A Non-Scary Mode, Says Resident Evil 2 Director
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya expressed a desire for a non-scary mode in Resident Evil Requiem, stating he prefers puzzles and combat over horror elements. Despite Kamiya's reservations, Resident Evil Requiem has achieved record-breaking sales for the franchise and is set to receive new content, including a minigame and photo mode.
Resident Evil Requiem fans have already played it for over 12,000 years
Capcom has revealed impressive player data for Resident Evil Requiem, showing over 12,350 years of collective playtime and breaking sales records. The game sold over five million units in its first five days, making it the fastest-selling entry in the series and positioning it among Capcom's top-selling titles.
Resident Evil Requiem Story Expansion in Development, New Mini-Game and Photo Mode Also Confirmed
Capcom has officially confirmed a story expansion for Resident Evil Requiem, with director Koshi Nakanishi stating it will "delve deeper into the world of Requiem." Free updates including Photo Mode and a new mini-game are also planned. Rumors suggest the expansion follows Leon S. Kennedy and may be further along in development than expected, while Capcom also reportedly has remakes of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Resident Evil Zero, and Resident Evil 1 in the works.
Potential Remakes of Resident Evil 1 and Code: Veronica Under Consideration - GameHaunt
Capcom is reportedly considering remakes for Resident Evil 1 and Resident Evil Code: Veronica, with the latter targeting a 2027 release and the former a 2029 release, according to insider Dusk Golem. Resident Evil Zero is also rumored for a 2028 remake. This news follows the strong sales of Resident Evil Requiem, which sold five million copies and influenced the decision to exclude the Spencer Mansion from its content to avoid repetition with upcoming remakes.
Resident Evil 10 Could Release in 2029, Resident Evil 1 Remake is About 4-7 Years Away – Rumor
A rumor from leaker AestheticGamer suggests that Resident Evil 10 could release in 2029, with a potential slip to 2031. The Resident Evil 1 Remake is reportedly in pre-production and could be 4-7 years away. Additionally, Resident Evil: Code Veronica Remake is rumored for early 2027, and Resident Evil Zero Remake for 2028, while a Resident Evil 5 Remake is reportedly not happening.
Resident Evil Requiem DLC plans and new remake news leaks
Resident Evil Requiem has sold over five million copies, setting a new franchise record. Insider "Dusk Golem" claims DLC for the game is in late-stage development, potentially featuring Leon S. Kennedy. Additionally, leaks suggest Capcom is in full production for a remake of the original Resident Evil, with Resident Evil Code: Veronica and Resident Evil Zero remakes also rumored.
FZ berättar historien om Resident Evil – från herrgård till Requiem
This article chronicles the 30-year history of Capcom's Resident Evil series, from its survival horror origins in 1996 to its future with Resident Evil Requiem in 2026. It details the evolution of the franchise through various installments, including remakes and spin-offs, highlighting its shifts between horror and action genres and its impact on the industry.
Tomma blickar till trots – spelhelgsglädjen är här!
Several members of the FZ editorial staff shared their gaming plans for the upcoming weekend. Titles mentioned include Marathon, various Resident Evil games, Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness, Avatar, Baldur's Gate 3, Microsoft Flight Simulator, Automobilista 2, Arc Raiders, Helldivers 2, and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2.
How to Play the Resident Evil Games in Chronological Order - IGN
This guide outlines how to play the Resident Evil video games in chronological order, focusing on the 12 most narratively significant entries. It also suggests starting points for newcomers, recommending Resident Evil 4 Remake for its action-horror balance or Resident Evil 7: Biohazard for a first-person horror experience.
How would a Resident Evil 5 remake even work?
The possibility of a Resident Evil 5 remake is being discussed following a new ESRB rating, but the original game's controversial racial stereotypes present a significant challenge. Capcom may prioritize remakes of Resident Evil Code Veronica or Resident Evil 0 instead, as a RE5 remake would require substantial reimagining to address its problematic elements.
Resident Evil 5 remake rumors shot down by industry insider
Industry insider DuskGolem has debunked rumors of a Resident Evil 5 remake, stating it has never been in development. The insider suggests a recent ESRB rating likely refers to a remaster or anniversary release, and believes a Resident Evil Code Veronica remake is more probable for a 2027 release.
Survival Horror 'The Florist' Looks Like Classic Resident Evil In All The Right Ways
The Florist, a new survival horror game inspired by classic Resident Evil titles, is set to launch on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC in 2026. Developed by Unclear Games, the game features fixed camera angles and a unique unlimited inventory system. Capcom's classic Resident Evil titles are not currently available on Nintendo platforms, leaving a gap that The Florist aims to fill.
