Capcom reportedly pulled the plug during a five-year project review in the summer of 2022.
The story was reportedly set to star Rebecca Chambers , making it her first lead role since Resident Evil 0 .
The long-standing anticipation for has shifted from eager rumors to a documented history of "what could have been." While the series remains a fan favorite for its return to claustrophobic survival horror, latest reports indicate the project was officially canceled in 2022 after several years of troubled development. The Canceled Vision: "Resident Evil Outrage" Capcom reportedly pulled the plug during a five-year
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Development was outsourced to an external studio (the same that worked on previous Revelations titles), but Capcom was reportedly unsatisfied with the results, describing the build as "not developing well". Much of the game took place at a
It was reportedly being developed with the Nintendo Switch as the lead platform, though a multi-platform release was planned. Why was it canceled?
Much of the game took place at a university where Rebecca was investigating a new outbreak. Capcom reportedly pulled the plug during a five-year
Internally known by working titles like "Project Highway," "Investigate," or , the game was intended as a mid-budget (AA) title to bridge the gap between Resident Evil Village and the Resident Evil 4 remake.