The reveal trailer briefly shows a puzzle with the Umbrella logo, possibly alluding that the organization will make some sort of an appearance. He very well could be an antagonist in some way. Redfield looks to be older and “brooding,” with almost an ominous presence. This has not been confirmed, but that - of course - isn’t stopping the speculation.Įither way, Winters and Redfield are involved in some way, sparking the events of the game’s story. Some fans have speculated about some characters shown in the trailer, pointing to the long-haired man with sunglasses possibly being Luis Sera from Resident Evil 4.
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It’s unclear why Redfield is involved or if other characters from the series will make an appearance. Little else is known about the characters and their motivations. After encountering Redfield, Winters is led through the village to find answers. As shown in the reveal trailer, Chris Redfield from previous games in the series comes into Winters’ life and “disrupts” his tranquility. It’s a direct sequel to Resident Evil 7Ĭapcom explains that Village is “the sequel to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, and serves as the conclusion to its story.” Village takes place “a few” years after Resident Evil 7, and in it, you will continue to play as Ethan Winters from a first-person perspective, as he and his wife Mia try to enjoy life after the horrors on the previous game. Resident Evil Village is now a cross-generational title, but how it will perform across all platforms remains to be seen.
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The game will also apparently focus much more on exploration when compared to RE7 - which again, will require more powerful hardware to maximize the game’s full potential. It’s unclear how the game’s performance will change with the previous-gen iterations, but we’re hoping they run well enough to justify development for those machines. Don’t expect the game to have loading screens, either - another aspect that will be bolstered by next-gen machines. Immersive audio, impressive visuals, and a lot more is planned for this release.
“With the combined power of next gen and RE Engine, we can take our developers’ visions to new heights,” said the game’s producer Tsuyoshi Kanda. Obviously, graphical fidelity is a huge factor with upcoming PS5 and Xbox Series X games, and Capcom plans for Village to look stunning.
This news was confirmed by Capcom during the Resident Evil Showcase, after months of unclear messaging about Village’s platforms.
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It’s coming to PS4 and Xbox OneĬapcom has ambitious goals for Village but despite this, it will still launch for previous-gen systems - the PS4 and Xbox One. As part of an interview with Famitsu ( relayed by Kotaku), Capcom explained the Village would be a character, in and of itself, and that its producers would be “happy” if players “remembered Village.” Players will venture through this village, which will serve as the game’s setting. The other thing to consider is that Capcom has decided to name it Village instead of 8 for a reason. You’ll remember that Resident Evil 7 did the same with its logo, as well. For all intents and purposes, it is Resident Evil 8, and Capcom has cleverly designed the game’s title to still include “8” in Roman numeral form, which you can check out above. It’s not called Resident Evil 8, despite being a follow-up to Resident Evil 7. In addition, we finally got to see gameplay for Resident Evil Village, which was revealed during the Resident Evil Showcase. In it, you get a clear look at some of the game’s enemies, along with a tremendous amount of world-building that feels close to Resident Evil 4.
Above is the second trailer for the game, which was shown during the Tokyo Game Show in September 2020.
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