Resident Evil Requiem launched earlier this year and quickly became one of the more discussed entries in Capcom’s long-running survival-horror franchise.
The game, developed and published by Capcom, has already prompted talk of additional content: the studio has confirmed a forthcoming DLC expansion for Requiem, though no release date has been announced.
In a recent appearance on the Distance NERDing Podcast, Requiem writer Haris Orkin offered a narrow but notable update on the expansion’s narrative focus.
Paraphrasing Orkin’s remarks: the development team has established an arc for the character Spencer within Requiem, and the planned DLC will further illuminate that storyline; Orkin added in a self-effacing aside that he ‘‘probably shouldn’t say that.’’ The interview was published on the Distance NERDing YouTube channel.
Orkin’s comments point to Spencer’s continued importance in Requiem’s plot.
Within the base game, Spencer’s role ties directly into the motivations of other central figures, including Grace and the schemes associated with characters identified as Dr. Gideon and Zeno.
The forthcoming DLC, by Orkin’s account, is intended to expand player understanding of Spencer’s arc and his place in the wider narrative established in Requiem.
Developed by Capcom, the Resident Evil franchise has a long history of post-launch support through downloadable expansions and episodic content, and the company has previously brought entries and ports to a variety of platforms.
Capcom has released Resident Evil titles on Nintendo hardware in the past, and the franchise has appeared on storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and been featured in platform showcases like Nintendo Direct for relevant ports and announcements.
At this stage Capcom has not disclosed a release window or platform list for the Requiem expansion.
Fans looking to track official updates should monitor Capcom’s channels and the Distance NERDing Podcast for any future clarification from Orkin and the development team.
As always, readers should expect further specifics on timing, platforms, and scope once Capcom issues a formal announcement.
Source: Distance NERDing YouTube Channel
The game, developed and published by Capcom, has already prompted talk of additional content: the studio has confirmed a forthcoming DLC expansion for Requiem, though no release date has been announced.
In a recent appearance on the Distance NERDing Podcast, Requiem writer Haris Orkin offered a narrow but notable update on the expansion’s narrative focus.
Paraphrasing Orkin’s remarks: the development team has established an arc for the character Spencer within Requiem, and the planned DLC will further illuminate that storyline; Orkin added in a self-effacing aside that he ‘‘probably shouldn’t say that.’’ The interview was published on the Distance NERDing YouTube channel.
Orkin’s comments point to Spencer’s continued importance in Requiem’s plot.
Within the base game, Spencer’s role ties directly into the motivations of other central figures, including Grace and the schemes associated with characters identified as Dr. Gideon and Zeno.
The forthcoming DLC, by Orkin’s account, is intended to expand player understanding of Spencer’s arc and his place in the wider narrative established in Requiem.
Developed by Capcom, the Resident Evil franchise has a long history of post-launch support through downloadable expansions and episodic content, and the company has previously brought entries and ports to a variety of platforms.
Capcom has released Resident Evil titles on Nintendo hardware in the past, and the franchise has appeared on storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop and been featured in platform showcases like Nintendo Direct for relevant ports and announcements.
At this stage Capcom has not disclosed a release window or platform list for the Requiem expansion.
Fans looking to track official updates should monitor Capcom’s channels and the Distance NERDing Podcast for any future clarification from Orkin and the development team.
As always, readers should expect further specifics on timing, platforms, and scope once Capcom issues a formal announcement.
Source: Distance NERDing YouTube Channel
