Yesterday, out of nowhere, Capcom casually introduced it was remastering the unique Lifeless Rising. Whereas definitely thrilling, it did confuse me why Capcom determined to drop this through a random Tweet as a substitute of teasing it throughout Summer time Recreation Fest. Seems it was as a result of it’s saving the main points for its personal Capcom Subsequent showcase.

You gained’t have to attend lengthy for it both for the reason that showcase is scheduled to happen in lower than every week on Monday, July 1. It’ll air at 3 p.m. PT / 6 p.m. ET / 11 p.m. BST through Capcom’s official YouTube channel. Don’t go in anticipating a surplus of brand-new reveals, although, as Capcom has mentioned it’ll solely run for 25 minutes and be specializing in simply three titles.

Lifeless Rising Deluxe Remaster is clearly the primary spotlight. The teaser trailer supplied a short glimpse on the overhauled graphics and Frank West’s up to date design, however Capcom Subsequent ought to present some precise gameplay and hopefully a launch window. A 2024 launch could be a pleasant shock, although I might see it being saved for 2025 as a substitute.

Capcom may also have updates on Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, its Japanese folklore themed action-strategy sport. It’s set to launch in a number of weeks on July 19, so it is sensible for Capcom to offer this some focus. I’m undoubtedly curious to see how it will find yourself performing because it’s a brand new IP from the corporate.

The one different sport to get any consideration might be Resident Evil 7, which is coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac the day after the showcase on July 2. Ideally, Capcom gained’t dedicate an excessive amount of time to this one because it’s a port of a seven-year previous sport. I doubt anybody might be tuning in particularly for information on this over the Lifeless Rising remaster, particularly contemplating the latest report on how different Resident Evil cellular ports are performing (spoilers: they’re doing badly).