Dino Crisis Remake Reportedly Started Development in 2022

If you've been lurking in the darker corners of the internet hoping for a Dino Crisis remake, you might want to sit down. According to Capcom leakers Team Biohazard, the long-rumored project is not only real—it's been in development since 2022. That's three years of work on a resurrection fans have been screaming for since the Resident Evil 2 remake proved Capcom could still make survival horror sing.

The news comes via a post from the usually reliable leakers, who claim that development began in 2022 and that the game is indeed happening. But before you start clearing space on your SSD, there's a catch: Team Biohazard suggests we might not see an official announcement until 2028 or 2029. That's a long wait, and they admit that timeline is more speculative than concrete. Still, for a franchise that's been dormant since 2003's Dino Crisis 3, even a whisper of a return is enough to get the pulse racing.

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