Resident Evil Creator Shinji Mikami is Developing a New AAA Game
The original director of the legendary Resident Evil series founded a new game studio, and it has been revealed that the team is currently working on a high-end AAA game.
Established in 2022 and commencing operations in 2023, Unbound Games boasts a roster of industry giants. Shinji Mikami , who has contributed to games such as the original Devil May Cry, the first Resident Evil, Resident Evil 4, and the recent popular title Hi-Fi Rush, currently holds the position of Resident Director at the studio.
The studio’s mission statement outlines their development of a wide array of original games for players worldwide, ranging from “high-end consumer games to large-scale AAA projects and challenging small productions.” The aforementioned AAA games are currently known to be in preparation for PS5 , Xbox , and PC platforms.
Masato Kimura’s Statements on Unbound’s AAA Game
Another significant name working at Unbound Games is Masato Kimura. Kimura, who previously served as a producer on the Ghostwire: Tokyo game, shared some details about the new studio and their ongoing AAA project in an interview in February 2025. Kimura stated that the studio uses the Unreal Engine 5 engine and touched upon the differences in developing AAA games in Japan and abroad.
“I cannot provide details yet, but we are working on an AAA game for high-end players. However, to be honest, it’s difficult to work in the same way as foreign AAA projects that require hundreds of billions of yen budget, hundreds of employees, and a five to seven-year development process in Japan. Therefore, we aim to blend AAA quality with AA content. We are creating a production that offers a rich gaming experience and completely immerses the player in its world,” he stated.
We will continue to closely follow new updates and developments from Unbound Games regarding their projects.
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