Resident Evil 7 is still not as concretely declared as of the moment, but numerous rumors have circulated the web with ease for quite some time. Though rumors may not be something to grasp onto firmly, some see it as a means of reaching out to the developers-and maybe these factors are to be heard out in the near future.
According to Auto Mobile, Resident Evil 7, no matter what shape or form it stands in as of the moment, has made fans somewhat desperate of being the series' saving grace. The last installment was not as satisfactory to all as fans would want it to be. With other possible titles lined up to further expand the Resident Evil legacy further, the proposed Resident Evil 7 surely has a lot of weight to carry on its back.
It was reported by Daily Sun Knoxville that since all the Resident Evil expansions have improved along the way after each one, the seventh installment may raise the bar way up, as it has been rumored to run in Unreal Engine 4. Many games can be recalled to run under the same engine and the results have been marvelous. The probability that once Resident Evil 7 does come in this particular system, it will be graphically superb and the standards will enter a whole new frontier.
In other Resident Evil 7 news, NSEA Voice delivered that one speculation of the seventh Resident Evil title involves the return of William Birkin which can be remembered from the Resident Evil 2 title. Fans of the saga can surely recall this particular antagonist and are hoping to bring back the fright that the Resident Evil series once had. So many avid gamers believe that the past expansions have lost their touch through the past installments, and with Resident Evil 7, the hope of resuscitating Capcom's long-running chart-topper could arise.
Resident Evil 7 may be the next expansion after the multiplayer masterpiece, Resident Evil Umbrella Corps. As of the moment, however, no further news has been dished out about the title and fans will have to wait for Capcom's announcement before rushing into conclusion.
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