Resident Evil Requiem could also be a bit too scary for Hideki Kamiya, which is ironic since he directed the unique Resident Evil 2 in 1998 and labored on the primary RE sport in addition to Resident Evil Zero. Regardless of that survival-horror pedigree, Kamiya lately expressed his want to play Requiem with out having to cope with its scarier scenes.
Kamiya’s studio, Clovers, posted a clip of the staff taking part in Requiem, which incorporates Kamiya’s remarks about in regards to the franchise.
“I have been saying perpetually they need to make a ‘non-scary’ mode,” mentioned Kamiya. “Look, I simply need to benefit from the puzzles … and the fight. I do not want the scary stuff.”
We’re all taking part in Resident Evil Requiem!
Kamiya—who hates horror video games—is doing his traditional grumbling pic.twitter.com/ocbW8tsnDR— CLOVERS Inc. (@CLOVERS_en) (*2*)
Capcom is probably not inclined to agree with Kamiya, as a result of Resident Evil Requiem has raced out of the gate with 5 million copies bought throughout all platforms, making it the fastest-selling sport within the historical past of the franchise. It additionally reached over 344,000 concurrent gamers on Steam, which is one other franchise document.
Celeb gamer Ice-T is probably not fearful of Requiem’s creatures, however he is no fan of the large spider that serves as one of many sport’s earliest bosses. Ice-T additionally praised the sport shortly after its launch.
“Jogs my memory of the first [Resident Evil],” wrote Ice-T. “Has me confused the F out… Lol You understand it is dangerous when you might have Goals in regards to the s**t.”
The excellent news for Resident Evil followers is that Requiem is not over but. Capcom has confirmed that the sport will get new content material and a narrative enlargement. Director Koshi Nakanishi additionally mentioned that Requiem is getting a minigame in Could, and a photograph mode within the close to future. As for Kamiya, he and the staff at Clovers are at the moment engaged on a sequel to Okami. Kamiya additionally directed the primary sport again in 2006.