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Umbrella Corps
We had the chance to go hands on with Umbrella Corps at PAX East, and came away with elevated expectations. While we’re waiting for a proper sequel (and the Resident Evil 2 HD Remake), Capcom is giving us some classic maps and faces to tide us over.
The latest battlegrounds unveiled takes us back to Raccoon City. One is a more open city map. The other returns us to the police station we called home in Resident Evil 2.
In addition to the new video, Capcom announced a $15 upgrade pack that brings a number of classic Resident Evil characters to the game (sort of). The DLC gets you “masks” featuring the likenesses of Chris Redfield, Wesker, Leon Kennedy, Barry Burton, and Jake Muller. There’s also a mask and uniform for Hunk. They don’t look like masks, per se (as you can see below).
If you pre-order on PlayStation 4 or Steam, you’ll also get the Fashion Victim Pack with garish armor and weapon color options. PlayStation 4 pre-orders also come with a dynamic theme.
Umbrella Corps will be out on June 21 for PlayStation 4 and PC. The standard edition costs $29.99. The deluxe edition (including the upgrade pack) is priced at $39.99.
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