Capcom Bucket List

Complete the survival horror game Resident Evil Village, the eighth main installment in the Resident Evil series.

Claire on a prison island and then in Antarctica, in the first Resident Evil with fully 3D rooms instead of painted ones.

Two characters swapped at will and no item boxes at all, starting on a train in the woods below the mansion.

FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and Leon Kennedy in the Wrenwood Hotel and the ruins of Raccoon City; the ninth main entry, February 2026.

Ryu tours ten fighters in 1987, on a cabinet whose two pressure pads read how hard you hit them.

Three selectable fighting styles per character over a roster in the thirties; the last of the 2D Alphas.

Four campaigns that cross each other at set points; the furthest the series ever went towards action.

The slide, Rush the robot dog and eight more masters, then the doc robot rematches.

Psyche-locks, a murder under a circus tent and a final case that asks Phoenix to defend the guilty.

Dante against his brother up a tower, with four switchable combat styles; the template the genre still uses.

Three playable hunters, a demon tree through a British city and an arm you swap out for a rocket.

Dash, wall jump and an intro stage that teaches without a word.

Chris and Sheva in daylight Africa; the co-op Resident Evil.

Jill escapes Raccoon City with something following her between rooms.

Parries, hand-drawn animation and the greatest comeback in fighting-game history.

V-Triggers and a rough launch that a decade of updates repaired.

The Hoarfrost Reach, the clutch claw and Fatalis; a full game of expansion.

Four heroes, muscle cars and raptors; the arcade beat-em-up of every 1990s games room.

Haggar, Cody and Guy clean up Metro City; the Capcom beat-em-up everyone fed coins to.

The Phoenix Wright trilogy ends with Godot and the past; the best of the series.

The Pacific from above, with a loop-the-loop to dodge; Capcom's 1984 shooter.

A dead man possesses objects to rewind deaths; Shu Takumi's puzzle mystery.

Drive Impact, modern controls and World Tour; the fighting game of the 2020s.

The Forbidden Lands and a Seikret to ride; the 2025 hunt.

The hunt goes mainstream on consoles; Anjanath in the Ancient Forest.

Climb the monsters and hire other players' pawns; Capcom's cult open-world RPG.

The village, the chainsaw and the merchant, remade; what a remake should be.

The Baker family in a Louisiana plantation house, in first person; the series returns to horror.