Resident Evil Veronica Release Delayed

Resident Evil Veronica Development Struggles

Resident Evil Veronica, a highly anticipated remake, is facing significant development hurdles, according to recent leaks. The remake, which was expected to be released soon, may now be delayed until as late as 2028. This news comes as a disappointment to fans of the series, who have been eagerly awaiting the game’s release. The delay is reportedly due to major development issues, which have caused the studio to re-evaluate its release schedule.

The Requiem DLC, which was expected to be released in the near future, may also be delayed. The studio is currently evaluating feedback from players and may not release the DLC until late 2027. This delay is likely to be frustrating for fans, who have been looking forward to new content for the game. Players who have been using their Samsung Galaxy S25 or Apple iPhone 14 to play the game will have to wait a little longer for new content.

The delays to Resident Evil Veronica and the Requiem DLC are not the only issues facing Capcom. The studio has several other projects in development, including a new game in the Devil May Cry series, which is rumored to be in development for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Fans of the series will be hoping that these games are released on time and do not suffer the same delays as Resident Evil Veronica.

The use of the iPad Air M2 or Apple Watch Series 10 to play games is becoming increasingly popular, and Capcom will be hoping to capitalize on this trend with their future releases. However, the delays to Resident Evil Veronica and the Requiem DLC are a setback for the studio and will likely disappoint fans of the series.