Originally announced for July 2021, Resident Evil Re: Verses something was taken out of circulation. After a beta that ended April 16, Capcom has remained discreet about its multiplayer title. And for good reason, the game doesn’t seem to be ready yet, as it has just been postponed to 2022. The Japanese publisher and developer revealed the information on the license’s Twitter account.
The start of Resident Evil Re: Verses, previously announced for July 2021, will be postponed to 2022 so the team can continue to work on delivering a smooth gaming experience. We will give you the details of the launch at a later date. Thank you for your patience and understanding;
The previously announced July 2021 launch of Resident Evil Re: Verse will be postponed to 2022 so the team can continue to work on delivering a smooth gaming experience. We will post updated launch details at a later date. Thank you for your patience and understanding. pic.twitter.com/o8hP363fjR
– Resident Evil (@RE_Games) July 15, 2021
Resident Evil Re: Verses offers fights from four to six players. You can choose from a selection of the most famous characters in the series and fight in the most famous locations of the license. The first gameplay clips presented showed that your death will turn you into a terrible monster and that you can take revenge. Note that the artistic direction is more “cartoonish” than the solo works. As a reminder, Capcom will own the title when it is released. to offer Resident Evil Village.
