New Resident Evil Game Already Has Release Date

by Sophie Laurent November 11, 2025

written by Sophie Laurent November 11, 2025

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Resident Evil: Survival Units mobile game is set to launch globally on November 18, 2025.
The strategy game will be available in 151 countries, with additional territories joining in early 2026.
The game focuses on strategy and survival rather than direct action, allowing players to lead groups of survivors navigating a city affected by a mysterious infection.
Players can recruit fan-favorite characters like Leon S. Kennedy, Claire Redfield, and Jill Valentine to bolster their teams, and pre-registration offers special items to help players get started.

Resident Evil Survival Units Mobile Launch: Strategy Game Debuts Globally in November 2025

Aniplex has announced that Resident Evil: Survival Units will launch on mobile devices on November 18, 2025. Developed in partnership with JOYCITY, the free-to-play strategy game will be available in 151 countries, with additional territories joining in early 2026. Survival Units delivers a fresh take on the Resident Evil universe, emphasizing strategy and survival over direct action. Players will lead groups of survivors navigating a city collapsing from a mysterious infection. They’ll need to gather resources, defend their bases, research new technologies, and choose whether to cooperate or compete with other groups. Fan-favorite characters from the series, including Leon S. Kennedy, Claire Redfield, and Jill Valentine, can be recruited to bolster players’ teams. As an added bonus, players who pre-register will receive special items to help them get started.

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