The demo version of Resident Evil Code Veronica can be downloaded here. Now the group working on the title has published its demo. But I’m glad someone is giving us a remake.Less than a month ago, it was announced that a fan remake of Resident Evil Code Veronica (via DSO Gaming) is being made. Since this is a fan remake, we absolutely shouldn’t be expecting to see it any time soon. Finally, the page promises that the Tyrant T-078 will be stalking the player, so it looks like it’ll be a lot like how Mr. Objects in the menu have been given completely new models, though, so assets are clearly being created. I’m not sure if all-new area geometry was created or if it’s mainly textures, however.
The Resident Evil: Code Veronica fan remake appears to directly recreate the original game’s areas for the most part. More interestingly, the game will also have a fixed camera mode for anyone who’s more of a purist. They state that the game will be faithful, but it will be expanded, so it’s at least a partial reimagining. But the team appears to be going all out. What we do know is that the Resident Evil: Code Veronica fan remake is going to follow the gameplay example set by the RE 2 remake, so it’ll be third-person and have updated gameplay. The linked page above is the only official info I can find on the game, but there isn’t anything on who exactly is making it. This is why Resident Evil: Code Veronica is getting a fan remake in Unity instead.
And Resident Evil 4 is supposedly up next. Capcom has been focused on remaking the early entries in the series, with RE 2 and RE 3 already having theirs. As such, the game’s number was removed and the title was granted to the game we now know as Resident Evil 3. But it was being developed for Sega’s iconic Dreamcast, which led to Sony balking, as it preferred to have all the mainline titles at release. It was originally set to be the mainline entry, Resident Evil 3. Resident Evil: Code Veronica had quite the storied release.
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