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Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness comes to Netflix on July 8

Netflix reveals key art, trailer, and additional details for the Resident Evil anime series

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 19 May 2021 4:00PM

Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness comes to Netflix on July 8
Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness stars characters from the acclaimed video game series along with newcomers. – Pic courtesy of Netflix, May 19, 2021

KNOWN as the gold standard of survival horror games with over 110 million units shipped worldwide, Resident Evil is continuing its 25th anniversary celebration with the upcoming premiere of the original CG anime series, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness, launching exclusively on Netflix on 8 July this year.

Netflix also gave another look at the upcoming series, revealing both the main trailer and key art. The main trailer teases some of the upcoming events Leon and Claire will be facing, including scenes of the battlefield, zombie attacks, and a Tyrant shrouded in mystery. – The Vibes, May 19, 2021

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