Free DLC will be coming to Resident Evil Village

The information comes from Capcom’s recently launched annual integrated report.

No more information was equipped on what the DLC could also be. Earlier this 12 months Capcom confirmed that DLC was in progress for Resident Evil Village, nonetheless we haven’t heard one thing since then. It’s unclear whether or not or not they’re planning on releasing paid DLC as successfully. 

“Further, we’re going to drive our purchaser administration to know the participating in developments and preferences of shoppers whereas moreover developing a enterprise model for on-line operations, making an allowance for the state of affairs of our free additional DLC for titles resembling Monster Hunter Rise and Resident Evil Village.” says Capcom’s Director and Authorities Officer Yoichi Egawa throughout the report.

Beforehand, the one DLC the game had was The Trauma pack, which bought right here with diversified specific editions of the game, nonetheless that solely included magnificence objects. If Capcom is conscious of what they’re doing, the DLC will think about the infinitely widespread Woman Dimitrescu, a persona many felt deserved further show time. 

Capcom recently launched that Resident Evil Village has purchased over 5 million unit in 5 months. The sooner entry throughout the assortment, Resident Evil 7, took about 15 months to hit that think about. RE7 acted as a type of revitalization to the gathering, taking on a model new style with it’s first particular person gameplay. It’s clear that with the success of Village, the Resident Evil franchise is once more on excessive. Resident Evil celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary earlier this 12 months, and launched a website for the anniversary earlier this month.

The annual built-in report well-known a few totally different points, along with the reality that Monster Hunter Rise may even be receiving free DLC someplace down the highway. It moreover well-known that Pragamata, revealed at a PlayStation 5 event last year, is making “common progress.”