Netflix and Capcom announced CGI series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness last year, and now, a release date for the 2021 show has been confirmed. In a newly released trailer, which you can watch below, Netflix has confirmed that the show will be available on the service on July 8.

Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is confirmed to be part of the series canon. Taking place in 2006, a couple of years after Resident Evil 4, it stars federal agent Leon S. Kennedy and TerraSave employee Claire Redfield, who must work together once again to uncover and stop a mysterious new bioterror attack. Nick Apostolides and Stephanie Panisello, who voiced Leon and Claire respectively in 2019’s Resident Evil 2 remake, both reprise their roles.

There’s plenty more Resident Evil content to look forward to as well. A live action Netflix series is also in the works, while Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City reboots the film series later this year. Meanwhile, Resident Evil Village may have just recently come out, but leaks have suggested that the rumoured Resident Evil Outrage will be announced soon, while a Resident Evil 4 remake is also allegedly in development.

A live action Netflix Resident Evil series was recently announced, and while its premise sounds a bit weird (to say the least), there’s other stuff coming up that fans of the series might be more excited about. Netflix and Capcom recently unveiled another series, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. The CGI series will release worldwide in 2021.

Not much is known about the series- in fact, other than the fact that it will put the spotlight on Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield as protagonists, nothing is known about it at all. Check out its teaser trailer below.

We do know Hiroyuki Kobayashi is serving as producer. Kobayashi has been involved in the development of multiple mainline Resident Evil games (including RE 1, 2, Code Verona, RE1 remake, 4, and 6), and was also a producer on all three Resident Evil animated films. He was also a producer on the recently released Dragon’s Dogma anime, also made in collaboration with Netflix.

The next couple of years are looking rather busy for the Resident Evil franchise across media. In addition to the two Netflix series, it’s also got some major video game releases in the pipeline. Resident Evil Village releases for PC and next-gen consoles (and maybe current-gen ones as well) in 2021, while a Resident Evil 4 remake has also been strongly leaked.