Resident evil village is perhaps one of the most anticipated games coming out next year. After the enormous success of Resident Evil 7 in 2017, on the new chapter of the branded saga Capcom there are several expectations. Although a specific release date has yet to be confirmed, the first product classification data has arrived from Brazil, the first data that allow us to take a first look at Capcom's title and its contents. Gematsu posted a screenshot of the website of the Brazilian Ministry of Justice showing the recommended age range for the game. Unsurprisingly, the work's classification is intended for people over the age of 18 years, as indeed were all the other chapters in the series.
Resident Evil Village has been rated in Brazil https://t.co/IM69xwShPj pic.twitter.com/lG4wLLkjot
- Gematsu (@gematsucom) December 14, 2020
As previously mentioned, it is currently unclear how long we will have to wait before we can get our hands on Resident Evil Village. The game has been confirmed for release in 2021, but there is currently no way to know when it will launch specifically. However, the upcoming release of Resident Evil 8 isn't the only thing fans have to expect when it comes to Capcom's acclaimed horror saga.
According to some rumors, in fact, it seems that the famous company to the aforementioned sequel to Resident Evil 7, to the remake of fourth chapter (in our previous article we explain why the idea does not convince us), and to another remake still shrouded in mystery. Also in August of this year it was confirmed that Resident Evil will receive an adaptation from Netflix in the form of a TV series, as well as a CGI movie called Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. Added to this is the cinematic reboot of the series, which will be directed by Johannes Roberts. In short, a particularly rich historical period for the Resident Evil saga, to the delight of all fans of the famous horror series.
