Capcom invites fans to test next Resident Evil game: Report
The developers have reportedly sent emails to its Resident Evil ambassadors in Japan
According to reports, the testing will occur on September 8 or September 9
Capcom may be working on a new Resident Evil game. According to reports, the series’ developer, Capcom’s Division 1 has sent emails to Resident Evil Ambassadors in Japan. The developers have apparently inviting them to test a game that is currently in-development. The email was translated from Japanese to English, and published by Resident Evil fansite, Biohaze.
The email reads as follows.
“To all Resident Evil Ambassadors,
Thank you for your patronage regarding the Resident Evil series.
Today, we are letting you know that we are recruiting testers for a game that’s in development!!
We are interested in incorporating the feedback of all Ambassadors into our development, so please read the details below and, if you are interested in participating, click the Entry button.”
Biohaze also notes that the tests will be conducted on either September 8, or September 9.
Capcom has been on a roll with the Resident Evil franchise (called Biohazard in Japan). After the poor reception of Resident Evil 6, the developers eschewed the gameplay direction the game was headed after Resident Evil 4, and went back to its horror roots with Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. After that, the developers released a remake of Resident Evil 2, which was initial released back in 1998. Hopefully, Capcom will be able to keep the ball rolling with the next game in the Resident Evil franchise.
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