Street Fighter 6

This page details pre-release information and/or media for Street Fighter 6.

Trailers and Gameplay VideosThere's going to be a lot of trailers and gameplay here.

Music and Sound DirectionIt just wouldn't be Street Fighter 6 without it's new hip-hop-inspired music and sound direction.

Development Timeline#

Base Game#

2018

Unknown - The game is in development.

2019

Unknown - A pre-alpha build of the game's World Tour mode was developed and tested.

2020

November 2-20 - Evidence of a sixth Street Fighter installment was first teased when Capcom reported that it's servers were affected by ransomware, scrambling its data, and the threat actors, the Ragnar Locker hacker group, had allegedly stolen 1TB of sensitive corporate data and were blackmailing the company to pay them to remove the ransomware. By mid-November, the group began putting info from the hack online, which included plans for upcoming games, including Street Fighter 6 (as well as future Super and Ultra editions), indicating that Capcom opted to not pay the group, and affirmed that no credit-card or other sensitive financial info was obtained in the hack.

2021

November 23 - After Luke's Street Fighter V DLC was released, director Takayuki Nakayama and producer Shuhei Matsumoto talked about his inclusion in Street Fighter V and his return in Street Fighter 6 in an interview.

2022

February 14 - The game's announcement was teased through a countdown website, which ended in six days.
February 21 - The first teaser trailer debuts after the announcement of the reveal of Capcom Fighting Collection at the conclusion of the Capcom Pro Tour 2021 Street Fighter V: Champion Edition Season Finals.
June 2 - The first gameplay trailer debuts in PlayStation's State of Play broadcast, which announced the World Tour, Battle Hub and Fighting Ground modes, showed the return of Chun-Li and introduced newcomer Jamie, revealed the Metro City Downtown and Genbu Temple stages, and teased Kimberly's inclusion. Another gameplay trailer reveals the Real-Time Commentary feature in Fighting Ground, with Jeremy "Vicious" Lopez and Aru being revealed as commentators.
June 3 - Concept art for the game's base roster and Year 1 DLC characters were leaked online following the game's State of Play appearance, hinting that Street Fighter 6 will have 18 characters at launch and 4 post-launch Year 1 DLC characters, making for a total of 22 characters. Also, Manon's early Japanese name was referred to as "Mimi" at the time.
June 6 - More Fighting Ground gameplay was shared on the Street Fighter Twitter account, revealing the Game Face feature.
June 8 - The music video for the game's main theme song Not on the Sidelines, premieres on Rolling Stone's Twitch channel.
June 10 - Another trailer releases as part of Summer Game Fest, showing the return of Guile, and the Carrier Byron Taylor stage.
June 13 - "Taking Aim - Luke's Theme" and "Not A Little Girl - Chun-Li's Theme" are released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
June 15 - A japan-only Capcom TV webstream featured Street Fighter 6, which shows off more Fighting Ground gameplay from the Summer Game Fest build.
June 16 - "Viator - Ryu's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
July 23 - "Mr. Top Player - Jamie's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
August to October - Special messages from Chun-Li and Ryu, and Luke and Kimberly appeared online on the Street Fighter Twitter account to promote the game's presence at EVO 2022, and the game's first Closed Beta Test respectively.
August 5 - "Sharpened Sonic - Guile's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
August 7-8 - Two gameplay trailers debut during EVO 2022. The first reveals Tasty Steve and James Chen as commentators, and the second shows off the first proper gameplay for Kimberly and Juri, as well as the Tian Hong Yuan stage.
August 26 - "Ninjastar Pop - Kimberly's Theme" and "ÅrachniD** - Juri's Theme" are released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
September 7 - Another japan-only Capcom TV webstream featured Street Fighter 6, and shows off more Fighting Ground gameplay for Kimberly and Juri.
September 15-17 - As part of Tokyo Game Show 2022, another Street Fighter 6 gameplay trailer debuts, showing more gameplay from it's modes and revealing Ken, Blanka, Dhalsim and E. Honda as playable characters, introduces Extreme Battle and reveals the Ranger's Hut, Dhalsimer Temple, Old Town Market and The Macho Ring stages, and teasing part-time job minigames in World Tour. More gameplay was shown days later on the japan-only Capcom TV webstream, and on a dedicated TGS '22 showcase stream for the game, which also reveals the Training Room stage.
September 18 - Street Fighter 6 won an award for Future Division at the 2022 Japan Game Awards.
October 7-11 - The first Battle Hub closed beta test with 8 of the 18 playable launch characters was held. "Spirit of the Flame - Ken's Theme" and "zilra zilra - Blanka's Theme" are also released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
November 9 - Ken's Arcade mode story illustrations were revealed on Game Informer's website.¹
November 19 - The Arcade mode story illustrations for Luke, Guile, Kimberly, Juri, Jamie, and Ryu by Bengus and Hiroaki Hashimoto were revealed at Capcom's Street Fighter 35th Anniversary Osaka event in Japan.
November 22-29 - "The Great Sunlight - Dhalsim's Theme" and "Kumadori - E. Honda's Theme" are released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
December 9 - As part of The Game Awards 2022 show, another trailer debuts, showing more gameplay from World Tour and revealing Dee Jay, Marisa, Manon and JP as playable characters, and showing off the Bathers Beach, Colosseo, Fete Foraine, and Suval'hal Arena stages. A pre-order bonus trailer also releases.
December 16-19 - The second Battle Hub closed beta test was held.
December 20 - Another japan-only Capcom TV webstream featured Street Fighter 6, which shows off more Fighting Ground gameplay with Dee Jay, Manon, JP and Marisa.

2023

January 24 - Developer matches between Dee Jay and Dhalsim, Blanka and JP, and Marisa and Manon (which were all previously shown at Street Fighter League Japan 2022) were released. "Pankration - Marisa's Theme" is also released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
January 31 - "Walk With Grace - Manon's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
February 3-11 - "All Right! - Dee Jay's Theme" and "The Plunderer - JP's Theme" are released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
February 24 - As part of PlayStation's State of Play broadcast, another gameplay trailer debuted, revealing the first gameplay for Zangief, Lily and Cammy in World Tour and Fighting Ground, and showing off the Barmaley Steelworks, Thunderfoot Settlement and King Street stages.
February 27 - Another japan-only Capcom TV webstream featured Street Fighter 6, which shows off more Fighting Ground gameplay.
March 10 - During the Capcom Showcase, Hikaru Takahashi, the last color commentator was revealed.
March 16-29 - Developer matches between Zangief and Marisa, Lily and E. Honda, and Cammy and Manon were released.
March 30 to May 23 - A series of videos featuring Japanese comedian Crystal Nova pre-playing the game were released in Japan.
April 9-19 - "R.E.D. - Zangief's Theme", "Diosa Del Sol - Lily's Theme" and "OverTrip - Cammy's Theme" are released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
April 21-26 - More gameplay, and another trailer were shown in the Street Fighter 6 Showcase stream, and a demo featuring the Fighting Ground, and a portion of the game's World Tour mode was also released for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, with a release for Xbox Series X and PCs on April 26.
May 5 - A prequel comic series, titled Street Fighter 6: Days of the Eclipse was released in May, which explains how the game heavily focuses on Ken, Kimberly, Chun-Li and Luke’s stories.
May 19-21 - An open beta for the game was held.
May 25-26 - As part of PlayStation Showcase, the Your Story trailer focusing on master connections in World Tour debuts. The game's launch trailer is also released a day after, showing more gameplay.
June 1 - A developer match between Luke and Ryu was released.
June 2 - Street Fighter 6 is released worldwide.
July 28 - The game's Original Soundtrack album was released digitally on music streaming services.

Post-Launch DLC#

2023

July 3 - The gameplay trailer for the first post-launch Year 1 DLC character Rashid is released.
July 8 - A Special message from Rashid appeared online on the Street Fighter X account to promote Street Fighter 6's presence at EVO 2023, and the character's upcoming post-launch DLC.
July 12 - "The Turbulent Wind - Rashid's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
July 24 - Rashid's DLC is released in-game.
August 7 - A World Tour teaser trailer for A.K.I. is released during EVO 2023.
August 31 - The gameplay trailer for the second post-launch Year 1 DLC character A.K.I. is released.
September 8 - "Poisonous Passion - A.K.I.'s Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
September 23 - A Special message from A.K.I. appeared online on the Street Fighter X account to promote Street Fighter 6's presence at TGS 2023, and the character's upcoming post-launch DLC.
September 27 - A.K.I.'s DLC is released in-game.
December 7 - Street Fighter 6 won the award for "Best Fighting Game" at The Game Awards 2023. It was also nominated for "Best Multiplayer Game" and "Innovation In Accessibility", losing to Baldur's Gate 3 and Forza Motorsport respectively.

2024

January 1 - Teaser artwork for the last post-launch Year 1 DLC character Akuma appears on the Street Fighter X account.
January 19 - A World Tour teaser trailer for Ed is released.
February 1 - A gameplay trailer for the "Ed Arrives!" ("Get Ready for Ed" in the Japanese version) Fighting Pass confirms that Ed's DLC will be released on February 27, 2024.
February 8 - The gameplay trailer for the third post-launch Year 1 DLC character Ed is released, which also reveals the new Ruined Lab stage.
February 13 - "König oder Feigling - Ed's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel. A behind-the-scenes "making-of" video of the track featuring Blumio also appeared on the Street Fighter X account on the same day.
February 17 - Street Fighter 6 won the award for "Fighting Game of the Year" at the 27th Annual D.I.C.E. Awards.
February 27 - Ed's DLC is released in-game.
March 17 - As part of Day 2 of Capcom Highlights, the World Tour teaser trailer for Akuma is released, which shows a look at his Enma's Hollow stage that will release alongside his DLC. Production on a 2nd Year of post-launch DLC characters was also confirmed in the stream.
April 29 - During EVO Japan 2024, the gameplay trailer for the final post-launch Year 1 DLC character Akuma is released.
May 8 - "Shura - Akuma/Gouki's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
May 22 - Akuma/Gouki's DLC is released in-game, which brings Year 1 to a close.
June 2 - The game's "1st Anniversary" event begins.
June 7 - An animated trailer for Year 2 drops as part of Summer Game Fest, which will bring back returning veterans M. Bison and Elena, and add two guest characters from SNK's Fatal Fury series; Terry and Mai. The gameplay trailer for M. Bison is also released.
June 11 - "Undying Desire - M. Bison's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
June 26 - M. Bison's DLC is released in-game.
July 21 - A World Tour teaser trailer for Terry is released during EVO 2024, which reveals the Pao Pao Cafe 6 stage that will release alongside his DLC.
August 21 - The gameplay trailer for Terry is released during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024, which reveals his theme to be "Kurikinton SF6 Arrange".
August 24 - A demo of the game focusing on Terry's inclusion as DLC was held at Gamescom at the Capcom booth in Hall 9.
September 5 - "Kurikinton SF6 Arrange - Terry's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
September 24 - Terry's DLC is released in-game.
September 26 - The game's Year 1 Original Soundtrack album was released digitally on music streaming services.
October 7 - In an interview with IGN, Shuhei Matsumoto spoke about the future of character costumes, as the team were "very pleased with the reception to the third outfits". He also teased that Outfit 4 costumes for every character are expected to release at later dates, meaning that production on the Year 3 characters are in development.
December 6 - The World Tour teaser trailer for Mai is released, which shows a look at her Aokigahara stage in World Tour that will release with her DLC.
December 31 - Artwork of Year 2 DLC character Mai was released as part of New Year's Eve on the Street Fighter X account.

2025

January 14 - The gameplay trailer for Mai is released, which reveals her theme to be "Enryuujin SF6 Arrange".
January 20 - "Enryuujin SF6 Arrange - Mai's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
February 5-6 - Mai's DLC is released in-game. Street Fighter 6 has also sold over one-million copies in Japan.
April 2 - The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Street Fighter 6 was announced during the April 2nd 2025, Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, which will release on June 5th, 2025, the same day as the console's launch.
April 11 - The World Tour teaser trailer for Elena is released, which shows a look at her Reniala Remains stage in World Tour that will release with her DLC.
April 24-25 - Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game's Years 1-2 Fighters Edition have started. The gameplay trailer for the final post-launch Year 2 DLC character Elena is also released a day after, previewing her new theme, "Beats In My Heart".
May 9-11 - A demo of the game focusing on Elena's inclusion as DLC was held at EVO Japan 2025 at the Capcom booth.
May 12 - "Beats In My Heart - Elena's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
June 4-5 - Elena's DLC is released in-game, bringing Year 2 to a close. The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Street Fighter 6 also releases with the game's Years 1-2 Fighters Edition.
June 6 - As part of Summer Game Fest 2025, a live-action trailer for Year 3 featuring pro wrestler Kenny Omega was shown, which will bring back veterans Sagat, C. Viper, Alex and Ingrid. At the end of the trailer, the first gameplay footage for Sagat was shown, showing Ryu fighting him at Proud Spire.
June 19 - A Capcom Showcase program will air on June 26, and will reveal the latest information on Year 3 of Street Fighter 6, which will start with Sagat. The program also has info on Resident Evil: Requiem and Pragmata, as well as the second free title update for Monster Hunter Wilds.
June 26 - The World Tour teaser trailer for Sagat is released, which shows more of Proud Spire in World Tour. The character will be released on August 5, the "Get Ready for Sagat!" Fighting Pass will release on July 4, and concept art of summer-themed Outfit 4 costumes for Cammy, Luke, Chun-Li, Jamie, Kimberly, Manon and A.K.I. were revealed.
June 29 - A demo of the game focusing on Sagat's inclusion as DLC will be held at EVO 2025 at the Capcom booth, while a demo of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves focusing on Ken's upcoming guest inclusion as DLC will be held at the SNK booth.
July 1 - A collaboration with the K-pop group Aespa will be held in the game from July 4th, 2025 to July 4th, 2026. Naevis will join the game as a post-launch commentator, collab items will be given to players who log in, the Battle Hub will have a makeover, and Juri will receive a limited-time Outfit 4 that is inspired by the concepts and motifs of Aespa's previous album activities. The outfit comes with a special K-pop arrangement of Juri's theme during the entrance scene after character selection, and an effect with the symbols of Aespa members added to the top of the character information. The trailer showing the collaboration content in-game was set to Aespa's hit song "Whiplash".
July 13 - A trailer for Ken's guest inclusion in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves was released, showing his Street Fighter 6 and Classic outfits in action in the Arcade and Episodes of South Town modes. Ken's home stage in City of the Wolves will be set in Japan and takes inspirations and references from Ryu's stages in previous Street Fighter titles (including the Suzaku Castle, and the signposts from his stage).
July 16 - The gameplay trailer for the first Year 3 character Sagat was released, which shows more gameplay of him on his Proud Spire stage and giving a preview of his in-game theme "The Silent Ascetic".
July 23 - "The Silent Ascetic - Sagat's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
August 4-5 - Sagat's DLC is released in-game along with the digital Year 2 Original Soundtrack album, and the SF6 Sagat Original Soundtrack album on music streaming services. Ken's DLC was released in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves at 9:00 AM, with an animated trailer also released. The World Tour teaser trailer for C. Viper also releases during EVO 2025, which shows a look at her in action in a modified SiRN version of the Training Room stage in World Tour. A trailer for Outfit 4 costumes also releases.
August 24 - Capcom reveals their game lineup for Tokyo Game Show 2025, which will feature Street Fighter 6 and other titles including Resident Evil: Requiem, Pragmata, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Monster Hunter Wilds, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, Monster Hunter: Outlanders, Resident Evil: Survival Unit and Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection.
September 8 - A demo of the game focusing on C. Viper's inclusion as DLC will be held at Tokyo Game Show 2025 at the Capcom booth in Hall 7.
September 17 - A gameplay trailer for the "Get Ready for C. Viper!" Fighting Pass releases, though no gameplay trailer and release date for the character were given yet.
September 24 - The gameplay trailer for the second Year 3 character C. Viper was released ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2025 at 7:00 AM PT, which showed gameplay of her in World Tour and Fighting Ground, while giving a preview of her in-game theme "Untraceable". During the 40-minute TGS2025 Capcom Online Program, more collaboration events were revealed for the game, including one with the visual novel game, Banshee's Last Cry; that will turn the World Tour avatar into the human holograms used in that game in a special "One Fateful Day" scenario, and one with Cavalera Conspiracy; that will have "Piledriver"; an original song made by the heavy metal band. Zangief will also receive an Outfit 4 inspired by his Mech Zangie-F counterpart.
September 26 - "Untraceable - C. Viper's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
October 14-15 - "Piledriver" by Cavalera Conspiracy is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel. C. Viper's DLC is released in-game a day after, along with the digital SF6 C. Viper Original Soundtrack album on music streaming services.
November 1 - A trailer for Chun-Li's guest inclusion in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves was released, showing her Street Fighter 6 and Classic outfits in action in the Arcade and Episodes of South Town modes.
November 21 - The game has sold over six-million units worldwide.

2026

January 1 - Artwork of Year 3 DLC character Alex was released on New Year's Day on the Street Fighter X account.
January 9 - The World Tour teaser trailer for Alex is released, which shows a preview of his in-game story role in World Tour.
January 18 - Character voice recording work for Alex's upcoming update begins, according to a post on Takayuki Nakayama's X account.²
January 22-23 - The gameplay trailer for the third Year 3 character Alex was released at 3:00 PM PT, which shows gameplay of him in World Tour and Fighting Ground. Kenny Omega also did some motion capture for the character, which will be used in-game. "Go! Alex! Hope is Born! - Alex's Theme" by the anime song super band JAM Project was also previewed, but the full version of it was released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel a day after.
January 27 - "Jazzy NYC SF6 Arrange - Alex's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
February 15 - Character voice recording work for Alex's upcoming update has been completed, according to a post on Takayuki Nakayama's X account.
February 25 - Behind-the-scenes footage of Kenny Omega providing Alex's motion capture for the DLC character's upcoming update was released on the official Street Fighter X account.
March 17 - Alex's DLC is released in-game. The digital SF6 Alex Original Soundtrack album was released, and "Go! Alex! Hope is Born!" by JAM Project was also released (as a soundtrack single) on music streaming services.
April 3 - The World Tour teaser trailer for Ingrid is released, which shows a preview of her in-game story role in World Tour.
April 23-24 - The gameplay trailer for the final Year 3 character Ingrid was released, which shows gameplay of her in World Tour and Fighting Ground. Her new vocal theme song "Cosmic Scale Pretty" by Suzuki Mob was also previewed, before it was released in full-length on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel a day after.
May 1-3 - A demo of the game focusing on Ingrid's inclusion as DLC, was held at EVO Japan 2026 at the Capcom booth.
May 26 - A trailer for the Year 3 characters' Outfit 3 costumes releases.
May 27 - A trailer for the characters' DriveTech Wear costumes releases.
May 28-29 - Ingrid's DLC is released in-game, bringing Year 3 to a close, and the digital SF6 Ingrid Original Soundtrack album was also released a day afterward on music streaming services.
June 5 - An animated trailer for Year 4 drops as part of Summer Game Fest, which will add Yasmine, Arjun, and Bosch, while also adding a guest character from Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Remake series; Tifa.
June 9 - The game has sold over seven-million units worldwide.
June 18 - The Fighting Ground gameplay trailer for the first Year 4 character Yasmine was released, which shows gameplay of her in the mode. Her new theme song "SIGLA ↑↑ UP!!!" was also previewed.
July 10 - "SIGLA ↑↑ UP!!! - Yasmine's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.
August 3 - Yasmine's DLC is released in-game. The digital SF6 Yasmine Original Soundtrack album was released on digital streaming services.
September 8 - The Fighting Ground gameplay trailer for the second Year 4 character Arjun was released, which shows gameplay of him in the mode. His new theme song "The KroDharma" was also previewed.
September 10 - A demo of the game focusing on Arjun's inclusion as DLC will be held at Tokyo Game Show 2026 at the Capcom booth.
September 16 - A trailer for C. Viper's Outfit 4, which will be added to the game alongside Arjun's update, was released during TGS 2026.
September 25 - "The KroDharma - Arjun's Theme" is released on the official Street Fighter YouTube channel.

Early Beginnings#

In the "A Visionary Book" booklet that came with the Japanese version of Street Fighter V if people ordered it from the e-Capcom store, there is a screenshot of the early Street Fighter V prototype build that shows Ryu fighting against M. Bison. Street Fighter V originally was going to have a different art direction, as this prototype used photo-realistic visuals and different character designs, meaning that a more realistically-shaded and conceptualized visual aesthetic, which was originally planned for that game would later be used in Street Fighter 6.

Early character concept art also existed in the booklet.

Ryu's design in the early 2013 Street Fighter V prototype only had 6 colors. This was more likely a scrapped concept design for him.

But nine years later, it inspired a more better look for him in the reveal trailer for Street Fighter 6.

The producer of Street Fighter V told Game Spark in an interview, and further explained the design process behind the game, as well as the early character design for Ryu.

At this point in time, Ryu had just gotten back from training in seclusion in the mountains, so he's grown a beard and is covered with all these cuts and bruises. The idea to make a "Hot Ryu" battle costume for him came from this photo-realistic build. - Koichi Sugiyama

Ryu's design in this Street Fighter V prototype first became the inspiration for his Battle Costume, nicknamed "Hot Ryu", and this design in this early prototype would later be the inspiration for his Street Fighter 6 appearance. Both designs didn't have the top part of his gi, but when compared, the difference between the two designs is that the Ryu in the Street Fighter V prototype wore a chest/arm bandage and had messier hair; and the Ryu in the Street Fighter 6 teaser trailer had a much better hairstyle, different gloves, a short beard on his face, wears his headband, has bandages placed where the bottom of his chest would be, and wears sandals on his feet, but lacks his kasaya.

Although Street Fighter 6 occurs after the Street Fighter III series, Ryu still feels that he's "not there yet" - though he seems to have gained some dignity. The way he wears the kasaya (Buddhist robe) is reminiscent of his master, Gouken. - Takayuki Nakayama

Before Development#

After Luke's inclusion in Street Fighter V as the final DLC character of Season V, director Takayuki Nakayama and producer Shuhei Matsumoto talked about his inclusion in Street Fighter 6 in an interview.

Luke is an important character who will be featured in the next Street Fighter project, so we hope you try him out when he’s released in Street Fighter V. - Takayuki Nakayama

Street Fighter V has been a project with peaks and valleys, but thanks to our fans, we’ve been able to accomplish what we aimed for. We, the development team, will use this experience as a springboard to move on to the next project! ...This is more of a ‘see you soon,’ rather than a ‘goodbye.’- Shuhei Matsumoto

The Game Modes#

When development started, Nakayama put together a 92-page proposal for Street Fighter 6. Game modes mentioned in this proposal included Fighting Ground, World Tour and Battle Hub.

When creating games, it's quite common that plans change mid-way through development or that intended features get whittled away from the product, but there really wasn't much of that this time around. It's basically unchanged from that 92-page proposal, and the three main pillars of what we wanted the project to be were maintained throughout the entire process.- Takayuki Nakayama

Countdown Site#

On February 14, 2022, Capcom unveiled a countdown site to the reveal of Street Fighter 6 on the Capcom Games website. The countdown began at 6 days and 24 hours, which concluded in one week, coinciding with the Capcom Pro Tour 2022 Season Finals online event (as the live event was canceled). The countdown timer’s font is similar to the font used in the logo for Resident Evil Village.

Game Modes#

Graphics#

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