Resident Evil Village is set to release in late April 2021 according to the latest info from Capcom's leaked documents. The game is also coming to current-gen, which will be revealed at TGA 2020.

A brand new trailer showcasing proper gameplay footage of Capcom's upcoming survival horror Resident Evil Village has appeared online. The short video reveals the spooky village we got to see in previous trailers.

According to the official description on the PlayStation Store, Resident Evil Village will support ray-tracing on PlayStation 5 and DualSense controller features like Adaptive triggers and Haptic feedback.

Picking up after Resident Evil 7, RE:Village will continue with Chris Redfield's odd life choices, according to the head honchos of the game.

In an interview with popular Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, Capcom revealed a few details on the next Resident Evil installment, Resident Evil Village.

Resident Evil Village was initially scheduled to release in January 2021 but it has been pushed back a couple of months due to COVID-19, reliable insider claims. The game is now targeting first half of 2021.

According to a reliable industry insider Dusk Golem, PlayStation 5 version of Resident Evil 8 Village is still struggling and causing issues in development. PC and Xbox Series X versions run fine at the moment, he claims.

Ethan Winters, the main protagonist of Resident Evil 7 will be the central part in the story of Resident Evil Village according to the latest details. Apparently, Village will focus on Ethan's psychology, giving him a lot more presence.

Netflix have just announced a brand new live-action TV series based on Capcom's legendary survival horror video game franchise Resident Evil. The story of the TV series will be set in New Raccoon City.

Capcom's upcoming survival horror Resident Evil Village has had another playtest, which put playtesters in the boots of a female character, who finds herself in a dark cave, surrounded by Krampus-like enemies with goat horns.