Hideki Kamiya, director of Resident Evil 2, has expressed strong disapproval of the recent leaks and spoilers surrounding Resident Evil Requiem, set to release on February 27, 2026. He condemned those who share spoilers as deserving “a thousand deaths,” emphasizing that such acts spoil the experience for both players and creators. Capcom has stated its intent to take firm action against the leaks, which it believes originated from illegal copies. The presence of gameplay videos and major spoilers online has stirred frustrations, leading to calls for better copyright protections. With just a few days until release, anticipation for Resident Evil Requiem continues to grow, especially after positive initial impressions from early play sessions.

nWhat are the consequences of leaking video game content?

Leaking video game content can lead to copyright infringement issues and can spoil the experience for players eagerly awaiting the launch. Publishers often struggle to combat leaks effectively, relying on content removal and warnings, rather than legal action.

Resident Evil: Requiem is the highly anticipated sequel in the long-running Resident Evil franchise, known for its intense horror gameplay and iconic characters. Following the popularity of Resident Evil 2, fans are excited to see how the new installment blends classic elements with fresh experiences, featuring two protagonists that players are already keen to learn more about.