Resident Evil Code: Veronica Remake Reportedly Getting Separate Ways-Style DLC

Capcom is reportedly developing a standalone story expansion for a rumoured Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake, according to details shared by leaker Dusk Golem. If true, it marks a rare detour for a publisher that usually considers a remake finished the second the base game hits store shelves.

Writing on X, Dusk Golem reported that development studios M-Two and K2 are handling the project's post-launch content. "I've only heard about one story DLC for Requiem & one story DLC for Veronica," Dusk Golem posted, adding that both expansions are "being made to be a few hours long up the alley of Separate Ways & Shadow of Rose."

Outside of Resident Evil 4, Capcom has abstained from releasing dedicated story expansions for its modern remakes. Separate Ways was the exception, largely because Ada Wong's sub-campaign was already a core component of the original 2005 release's legacy. Building a brand-new story expansion for Code: Veronica would signal a change in how Capcom handles its remake pipeline.

The details

• Project status: Unannounced (reported via leaker Dusk Golem)
• Lead DLC studios: M-Two and K2
• Target length: A few hours
• Scope comparison: Resident Evil 4's Separate Ways and Village's Shadows of Rose

Capcom has not officially announced a Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake or any companion expansions.