According to reports, Capcom has begun development on Resident Evil 10, which is currently in the early stages. Claire Redfield is expected to return as the protagonist. Built on an upgraded version of the RE Engine, Resident Evil 10 is planned as a cross-generation title, meaning it will launch simultaneously on next-gen consoles and current PS5 and Xbox Series systems.
Resident Evil 10 will feature series character Claire Redfield as the protagonist. It has been a long time since Claire last starred as the main character in a mainline entry, having primarily appeared in spin-offs and major remakes of classic titles. Industry insiders emphasize that the development team aims to return the story to the classic roots of survival horror, focusing on resource scarcity, atmospheric immersion, and deep exploration of the characters' inner worlds.
Resident Evil 10 uses an upgraded version of the RE Engine, optimized for the multi-core architecture of modern systems. The game will feature advanced lighting algorithms, path tracing technology, and full support for neural image scaling. On the PS6 platform, the project is expected to showcase higher geometric density and photorealistic environmental details, while the PS5 version will ensure stable frame rates through careful balancing of various settings.
Analysts point out that the cross-generation release strategy allows Capcom to retain its large existing user base while fully leveraging the advanced graphical capabilities of future hardware.
Resident Evil 10 is scheduled for release in 2029.
