Capcom seems to be gearing up for an impressive lineup, with leaked information suggesting five ongoing developments, including the highly anticipated Resident Evil 9. Reliable insider Dusk Golem, known for accurate predictions in the horror gaming sphere, dropped the bombshell on a Discord message shared on the Gaming Leaks and Rumours subreddit.
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Five RE Games in the "Works", Including Resident Evil 9
According to the leak, Capcom is actively working on five Resident Evil projects, with Resident Evil 9 being the main highlight. Dusk Golem's track record on predicting horror game releases, especially those from Capcom, adds credibility to the information. The leaker didn't delve into specifics but hinted at Capcom's extensive commitment to the Resident Evil franchise.
As per Eurogamer's report, Dusk Golem stated in the Discord message, "Yup, I know of 5 RE games in dev right including RE9." While details about these projects remain scarce, Dusk Golem tantalizingly shared a massive update on a Resident Evil project, set for a potential late 2026 or early 2027 release. Fans are left eagerly anticipating more information while holding their breath for what the future holds for the iconic horror series.
Other Developments
As the launch of Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition approaches on February 9, bundling Resident Evil 4 Remake and Separate Ways, attention turns to the undisclosed projects in Capcom's development pipeline. The speculated release timeline raises questions about whether it pertains to Resident Evil 9 or another undisclosed title.
While Resident Evil Village celebrates its third anniversary this year, fans remain optimistic about a swift follow-up. Anticipations include a Resident Evil 5 remake, teased by the Separate Ways DLC for Resident Evil 4 Remake, and speculation around Code: Veronica. Despite recent PlayStation and Xbox showcases offering no insights, Capcom's focus on Dragon's Dogma 2's imminent launch might explain the current silence.
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