Will the remake of Resident Evil 5 be announced soon, take note

A recent message has reactivated the rumors about the return of a very discussed delivery.

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While Capcom is focused on its upcoming confirmed releases, a signal has emerged in recent hours that hasn’t gone unnoticed by fans of the series. Everything points to Resident Evil possibly preparing a new important announcement sooner than expected.

The clue comes from outside official channels, but it fits with the calendar and recent movements by the Japanese company, which has reignited speculation about a possible remake.

An original cast member reignites Resident Evil 5 rumors

The voice actress who played Sheva Alomar in Resident Evil 5 has posted a message on social media that many interpret as more than a coincidence. The post suggests that March 2026 will be a relevant month for the series, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of Resident Evil.

The detail that has caught the most attention is the explicit use of direct references to the fifth installment, which has led to speculation that Capcom might be preparing to announce its remake, following the line of modern revisions that have been so successful with previous installments.

• Resident Evil 5 is one of the most divisive chapters in the series, especially due to its cooperative focus and greater emphasis on action. Precisely because of this, a thorough revision could serve to adjust systems, pace, and design, adapting it to current standards without losing its identity.

For now, there is no official confirmation, but the context (anniversary, recent history of remakes, and a clue from the original cast) makes the possibility of an imminent announcement increasingly credible. March could be the moment Capcom chooses to make a move.