Capcom’s Resident Evil Re: Verse multiplayer game expected to launch this summer 2021

As we move into 2021, a harsh reality is emerging for gamers is the major delays are huge. During 2021 forecasts, this is a very real possibility due to the long-term effects of the COVD-19 epidemic.

While some of the 2020 releases were rearranged, those games were largely near the end of their development cycle. The real interest was what the epidemic in sports meant which was not quite far off.

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That company is rapidly becoming a reality. With some of the big games of the year going down the line or next year, delays are coming down left and right. This leads to a much thinner release schedule than fans initially expect to go into an exciting year for the game. Here is a roundup of all the major video game delays that have occurred so far.

The amazing game, Resident Evil Village looks like it will make it to its planned May 7 release date without any delay. It’s a rare feat in big studio construction this year. Sadly, the same cannot be said for Resident Evil Re Verse.

The multiplayer game was supposed to start on the same day as Village, but now it has been pushed back to the obscure window of summer 2021. The match was decided immediately after the first beta of the game, full of enthusiastic points. Capcom did not give a reason for the delay.

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