Capcom Wants to “Create Games Together With AI” With Its Next-Generation RE Engine
Capcom wants to transform its proprietary RE Engine into an “AI-generation game engine,” envisioning a future where its developers can “create games together with AI.” The company detailed its plans during Capcom Open Conference RE:2026 on October 2.
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