Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake would take three years in development, although not the Resident Evil 5 Remake

The remake of Code Veronica is moving at a good pace and would have been in development since 2022.

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In recent hours, the well-known insider Dusk Golem has shared new information about Capcom’s plans regarding the Resident Evil saga. Among the most relevant details, he claims that the remake of Resident Evil Code Veronica has been in development since 2022, which means it has already accumulated three years of work.

The most interesting thing is that the project is not only advancing correctly, but according to this leak, the production cycle has been so fluid that the game would be ahead of the initial planning. If confirmed, it would be a very positive scenario, considering the high level of demand that Capcom usually has for its recent remakes.

Code Veronica Remake in development since 2022

The insider explains that the game is in an advanced state thanks to the absence of technical setbacks or significant delays. Although Capcom has not made any official announcement yet, Dusk Golem’s words reinforce the idea that the Japanese company is determined to keep the saga alive beyond its main deliveries.

On the other hand, it was also mentioned that Resident Evil 5 Remake has not received the green light at this time, so it would not be in development. Capcom would be prioritizing other projects within the franchise, with Code Veronica being one of its most immediate bets.

With this information, players can keep hope alive to relive the story of Claire Redfield and the events following Resident Evil 2, but with a modernized technical aspect and adapted to the current generation of consoles.