Report: Resident Evil Code: Veronica Delayed to Fall 2027

Capcom has reportedly delayed the Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake to fall 2027 to address minor and moderate development issues, according to insider Dusk Golem.

The game was initially expected to launch in the first quarter of 2027. Capcom then reportedly moved the release to the second quarter before postponing it again to the fall. Development may have finished earlier, but the company chose to allow more time for fixes and polishing, according to the insider.

Player feedback on Resident Evil Requiem reportedly influenced Capcom’s decision. The response to that game has also slowed work on its story expansion, Dusk Golem said.

Capcom allegedly planned to show a new trailer for the Code: Veronica remake but postponed the presentation after changing its internal plans. The company has not announced an official release date or confirmed the reported delay.

Capcom announced the remake at Summer Game Fest but has released few official details. The original Resident Evil Code: Veronica launched in 2000. It follows Claire and Chris Redfield as they investigate Umbrella facilities after the events of Resident Evil 2.