Resident Evil Village: Capcom warns us of suspicious emails

Resident evil village will be out in a few months, but Capcom has issued a warning that warns all gamers as of today: in case you have received emails regarding invitations for early access to the title, well beware, because they are bogus. In fact, at the moment, as the software house itself informs, there is no beta for early access to Resident Evil Village. Capcom confirmed that the messages are not from the developer, but they are phishing attempts. Therefore, the Resident Evil study warns anyone who receives these messages from do not download any files contained within them, to delete the email and not to reply in any way.

In recent days, the installation weight of Resident Evil Village and its multiplayer module has been leaked Re: Verse. However, it appears that the PlayStation 5 version of RE Village will take up less space than the Xbox Series X / S edition. Some recent leaks, published online by some of the best-known insiders on the web, have anticipated to the public a series of interesting news on the upcoming chapter. According to the information, the duration of Resident Evil Village will be longer than that of Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3, but it won't be the longest chapter in the series to date. However, there will be plenty of optional content, which in turn will give players much more time and opportunity to explore the vast environments. Furthermore, the experience and its duration may differ depending on the player's approach.

Resident evil village will be released on May 7 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One. Until that date, as Capcom itself suggests, beware of anyone who invites you to try the game in preview: most likely it is a scam, so we invite you to pay attention to every email that will arrive until May.