Resident Evil 9 Is Taking so Long to Release Because It Is a Reinvention of the Series – Rumor

Mar 17, 2025 at 07:26am EDT
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Resident Evil 9 is taking a long time to release because it will be a reinvention of the series, according to a well-known insider.

Speaking on X, well-known Resident Evil series insider Dusk Golem talked about the ninth main entry in the survival horror series by CAPCOM, saying that fans will realize why the new game is taking this long to release when it is revealed, as it is a big reinvention of the series as much as the fourth and seventh entries in the series were back in the day that will be very ambitious and will try new things that will make it play anything like its direct predecessors or the remakes. Dusk Golem also seems certain it will be revealed this year, so hopefully, it will be part of the usual slew of summer reveals in a few months.

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Very little is currently known about Resident Evil 9 other than the fact that it has been in development for a while. Early rumors suggested that Leon and Jill would play a big role in the game, but according to Dusk Golem, these rumors are not correct. In development together with the next main entry in the series is also a Resident Evil Zero remake, which will be the next series remake to release.

Resident Evil 9 has yet to be officially revealed. We will keep you updated on the game as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest news.

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