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Here are the latest details, via Capcom:

In the new trailer, we delve deeply into the past of our main character, Grace Ashcroft, revealing how her experiences have significantly influenced the wider Resident Evil universe. Additionally, the trailer includes a cameo from Grace’s mother, Alyssa Ashcroft, who was a key figure in the cooperative Resident Evil: Outbreak games.

The brief trailer offers snippets of gameplay, showcasing various aspects such as physical combat, employing vampire powers, and a hint of blood-drinking. Furthermore, it previews the antagonists players will encounter, including swarms of lesser creatures and rival vampires.

Midnight” was shared, where it’s explained that the narrative centers around the Sunwell, which is close to Silvermoon City – the ancient home of the High Elves (or Blood Elves). The city faces a danger as the plot unfolds.

In a style reminiscent of Silent Hill, the trailer displays eerie imagery that gradually intensifies the unsettling atmosphere surrounding Hinako. As she navigates both unfamiliar and recognizable environments, including her dilapidated home, the narrative unfolds. Throughout her journey through various rooms, a disembodied female voice narrates that Hinako’s mission is to bid farewell to her old life by eliminating its remnants with her own hands. The storyline is introduced at the trailer’s outset, accompanied by a stern police-like voiceover detailing a grisly crime scene and urging extreme caution.

Although it might appear that the upcoming season of “Torture, Princess!” scheduled for airing in January 2026 seems far off, a new trailer has been unveiled! However, despite the fresh glimpse, there remain several unanswered queries. Could the notion of enjoying being trapped in a demon dungeon be plausible? What fresh torments await the princess next? Can she withstand the alluring tortures that are promised for the following season of “Torture, Princess!”?

As a keen follower and fan, I’m thrilled to share that with potential additions on the horizon, this list could grow even more exciting! You see, “The Beekeeper” is getting a follow-up, and it appears that “A Working Man” was carefully crafted to lay the groundwork for further adventures. However, it’s important to note that for a franchise to qualify, Statham should be featured in more than one installment. Unfortunately, while “Death Race” has seen direct-to-video sequels sans Statham, it doesn’t meet this criteria.