Dusk Golem just delivered the definitive Resident Evil roadmap for the next three years. The leaker compiled every claim he’s made across platforms into one comprehensive post, confirming Code Veronica remake targets H1 2027 while debunking fake RE5 rumors. With Resident Evil Requiem launching February 27, Capcom’s remake train hits maximum velocity.
Dusk Golem’s Perfect Hit Rate
Dusk Golem maintains unmatched Resident Evil accuracy across five years of leaks. Every major Capcom reveal – RE4 remake, Village Gold Edition, Requiem’s existence – traced back to his posts first. Recent PlayStation Store confirmation of Leon Kennedy in Requiem validated claims dating back to 2024. Code Veronica rumors circulated three years before NateTheHate2’s confirmation.
His latest summary clarifies development timelines, playable characters, and Capcom’s strategic priorities. No speculation, no clickbait – just verified information compiled methodically. When Dusk speaks, Capcom announcements follow within 6-18 months.
Resident Evil Requiem – February 27 Launch
Resident Evil Requiem drops February 27, 2026 across PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch 2. PlayStation Store accidentally confirmed Leon Kennedy alongside Grace Ashcroft, validating Dusk’s dual-protagonist prediction. Leon’s campaign reportedly emphasizes horror/atmospherics over RE4-style action, set in 2020 with gray hair.
Grace handles 2028 segments. Third playable character Alyssa Ashcroft confirmed, smaller ensemble than RE6’s chaos. Raccoon City return uncovers outbreak origins. Dusk predicts DLC starring Alyssa already in production, potentially prequel explaining her early-game fate. Story length exceeds Village significantly.
Code Veronica Remake – H1 2027 Target
Resident Evil: Code Veronica remake enters deep development for first half 2027 launch. Dreamcast classic receives full RE Engine rebuild – fixed cameras, expanded Rockfort Island/Antarctic Base, dual Claire/Chris campaigns properly balanced. Steve Burnside redesign tackles original’s divisive teenager.
Alexia Ashford’s transformation gets multi-phase spectacle. RE Engine lighting transforms claustrophobic prison cells and frozen labs. Dusk specifically calls this Capcom’s trickiest remake due to unique level structure, explaining three-year development post-RE4.
Resident Evil Zero – 2028 Chamber Project
Resident Evil Zero remake codenamed “Chamber” targets 2028. GameCube prequel completes PS1/Dreamcast/GameCube remake collection. Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen campaigns rebuilt with modern partner AI solving original’s clunky swapping mechanics.
Ecliptic Express train sequence becomes RE Engine showcase. Training facility arachnophobia gets updated Leech Zombie encounters. Final James Marcus transformation delivers Nemesis-caliber boss fight. Zero fills final pre-RE5 mainline gap.
| Title | Original Date | Remake Status | Target Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| RE2 | 1998 | Released | 2019 |
| RE3 | 1999 | Released | 2020 |
| RE4 | 2005 | Released | 2023 |
| Code Veronica | 2000 | Development | H1 2027 |
| RE Zero | 2002 | Development | 2028 |
What’s DEFINITELY NOT Happening
Dusk Golem debunks RE5 remake 2026 rumors – Eva La Dare’s comments reference motion capture work, not remake. RE1 remake claims proven fake screenshots. No Avengers: Endgame ensemble casts. Requiem tones down RE6-style craziness.
Capcom prioritizes survival horror roots over action-co-op experiments. Post-2028 roadmap unclear but Dusk hints mainline RE10 already conceptual. Requiem serves finale to Umbrella storyline while launching new arc.
R equiem’s Confirmed Characters & Timeline
- Leon Kennedy: 2020 campaign, gray hair, horror-focused gameplay
- Grace Ashcroft: 2028 segments, primary marketing face
- Alyssa Ashcroft: Third playable protagonist, DLC confirmed
- Big Mama: New monster, director Koshi Nakanishi confirmed
- Raccoon City: Ruins setting, outbreak origin story
PlayStation Store box art leak shows Leon prominent despite Capcom’s preemptive denials. Director Nakanishi claimed “no one wants to see Leon scared” – clearly misdirection. Grace confirmed able to use firearms despite early ambiguity.
Why Dusk Golem Never Misses
Unlike attention-seeking leakers, Dusk Golem specializes exclusively in Capcom/Resident Evil. Years of dev contacts, build access, and marketing material previews create unmatched pipeline. Watermarked images prevent fakes. Predictions span 2023-2028 accurately.
Community track record: RE Village Gold timing, Requiem protagonists, Code Veronica timeline, Zero Chamber codename. Even debunked fakes (RE1 remake, RE5 2026) receive immediate clarification preventing misinformation spread.
FAQs
Is Resident Evil Requiem the final mainline game?
No. Dusk Golem calls it Umbrella storyline conclusion launching new arc. RE10 conceptual phase already underway.
Does Code Veronica remake fix Steve Burnside?
Expected. Capcom learned from RE4 Ashley – mature redesign, competent AI, meaningful contributions rather than annoyance.
Why no RE5 remake yet?
Co-op action focus clashes with current survival horror remake template. Fixed camera CV/Zero prioritized first.
Who’s making these remakes?
Capcom’s core RE team handles full remakes. M-Two manages RE Engine updates/ports. Proven division of labor.
Will Switch 2 get all remakes?
Confirmed. RE7/Village/Requiem already ported. CV/Zero follow same pipeline.
When does Code Veronica get announced?
Late 2026 post-Requiem launch. Capcom clears showcase calendar before remake reveals.
Is Alyssa Ashcroft DLC a prequel?
Probable. Trailers suggest early-game fate. Prequel explains disappearance while setting Hag monster theory.
Can I trust Dusk Golem completely?
95%+ accuracy on RE specifically. Capcom-exclusive focus eliminates dilution across publishers.
Capcom’s Remake Dynasty Solidified
Dusk Golem’s roadmap reveals Capcom’s bulletproof strategy: launch Requiem February 27, announce Code Veronica late 2026, release H1 2027, Zero 2028. Methodical domination avoids crunch while maximizing franchise value.
Every pre-RE5 mainline entry rebuilt. Survival horror perfected through iterative improvements. Requiem’s February launch fuels momentum carrying through 2028. Resident Evil cements position as gaming’s most reliable billion-dollar franchise.