Resident Evil: Veronica has been announced at Summer Game Fest. The game will release in 2027 for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Resident Evil CODE: Veronica Remake has been officially announced at Summer Game Fest after more than two years of rumours, with the survival horror game set to launch in 2027. It’s called Resident Evil Veronica and is coming to PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S.
Check out the trailer below.
Resident Evil CODE: Veronica Remake was originally outed by insider Dusk Golem in May 2024 alongside the as-yet unannounced Resident Evil Zero Remake. As you can see from the above trailer, the game has been completely revamped for modern consoles using the RE Engine, although at this point it remains to be seen how Capcom will change things up and what elements they will keep identical to the original version .
Capcom originally released Resident Evil CODE: Veronica in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast and later ported it to PS2 and GameCube. A HD version was released in 2011 for PS3 and Xbox 360. The game takes place in December 1998, around three months after the destruction of Raccoon City, and sees Claire Redfield searching for her brother Chris before being captured by Umbrella. The game is noted for reintroducing Albert Wesker as the primary series villain, and also features Chris playable for the first time since the original game.
Resident Evil CODE: Veronica Remake launches for PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S in early 2027.
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CAPCOM successfully misled Summer Game Fest 2026 viewers for the first minute or so of the Resident Evil Veronica trailer, which was in first-person view and didn't seem at all like the long-awaited Code Veronica remake. Given that Resident Evil Requiem introduced the option to choose between first-person and third-person, though, fans started wondering if this would be possible in Veronica as well. CAPCOM insider Dusk Golem, however, said this game is third-person only, just like the Resident Evil 4 remake. In a follow-up question, Dusk Golem also commented on the differences between the original Code Veronica and this remake: […]
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After the Resident Evil Veronica reveal at Summer Game Fest last night, fans worried the remake would adopt the strict first-person perspective of Resident Evil 7 and Village. However, reputable leaker Dusk Golem has since cleared the air, claiming the game will continue the third-person gameplay of previous remakes.
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The zombies are eating well this summer. Capcom have revealed the much-rumoured remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, originally released on Dreamcast a billion centuries ago in 2000.
And with that the Summer Game Fest is over. At least, the official Geoff Keighley showcase - there are still many more streams over the weekend. I wouldn't say there were many surprises, but it was excellent to get a first look at games like Alien Isolation 2, Fumito Ueda's genAtlas, and Guild Wars 3.
If you don't want to watch through the full two hours. Below you will find every everything announced for PC at Summer Game Fest 2026.
Code Veronica is coming back, as a reimagining remake called Resident Evil Veronica will be released. That will show up on the Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC. We’ll see it in 2027, though there’s no exact release month for it yet. A first trailer did show up at Summer Game Fest 2026, however.
The first trailer hinted at what we can expect from the remake. We see a first person perspective as someone is heading to an apartment. An elderly woman lets her in, and explains that the person’s brother is a bit messy. As the person looks around, the apparently landlord leaves. Someone knocks. the unknown individual checks the peephole and doesn’t initially see anyone. After a jumpscare, we see the person was Claire Redfield, searching for her brother Chris, all along.
Here’s the Resident Evil Veronica trailer from Summer Game Fest 2026, courtesy of GamersPrey.
This will mark the fifth recent remake. We’ve seen, in the last few years, remakes of entries like Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4.
Here’s the full SGF 2026 presentation:
The original Resident Evil: Code Veronica is on the Dreamcast, GameCube, PS2, PS3, and Xbox 360, and the new reimagining remake will show up in 2027 on the Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
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