Capcom is actively developing the Resident Evil franchise. Both full-fledged new games and remakes are being released, receiving many positive reviews. For many years, fans of the Dino Crisis franchise have been watching this with envy.
Capcom has released a completely different new dinosaur project, the shooter Exoprimal, and has also re-released the first Dino Crisis games. However, fans would like to see remakes in the style of Resident Evil 2. Various insiders periodically emerge, promising a "soon-to-be-released remake," and in July, fans discussed another batch of rumors.
This time, a "reliable inside scoop" came from Team Biohazard. Allegedly, the development of a new version of Dino Crisis started back in 2022, and the announcement might not happen until 2028-2029. This is explained by the fact that the project has not yet moved beyond the early pre-production stage.
According to their information, Capcom itself is responsible for the project, not external partners. However, long-time fans of the Dino Crisis franchise are not rushing to believe these rumors. Some participants in the discussion noted that they have been hearing claims about a remake in development since 2014 – and still nothing has materialized.