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Rather than salvaging the project, Capcom chose to reallocate its budget and manpower to high-priority AAA titles like Resident Evil 9 (Requiem) and the Resident Evil 4 remake. Current State of the Series (2026)

Internally known by working titles like "Project Highway," "Investigate," or , the game was intended as a mid-budget (AA) title to bridge the gap between Resident Evil Village and the Resident Evil 4 remake. Rather than salvaging the project, Capcom chose to

It leaned heavily into "investigation" features, with players gathering clues to solve puzzles and navigate a university campus. Enemies were described as zombie-like but capable of speech and using melee weapons like scissors. Enemies were described as zombie-like but capable of

It was reportedly being developed with the Nintendo Switch as the lead platform, though a multi-platform release was planned. Why was it canceled? Capcom reportedly pulled the plug during a five-year

Capcom reportedly pulled the plug during a five-year project review in the summer of 2022.

While Revelations 3 is dead, the spirit of the sub-series lives on in Capcom's current roadmap: Capcom | Every rumored, leaked and announced projects

Development was outsourced to an external studio (the same that worked on previous Revelations titles), but Capcom was reportedly unsatisfied with the results, describing the build as "not developing well".