The writer of Resident Evil Requiem, Haris Orkin, has revealed that long-time fans of the Resident Evil series can expect a major surprise in a future downloadable content (DLC) for the game. While the next Resident Evil game may be a remake of Code Veronica, this does not necessarily mean that Capcom has moved away from Resident Evil Requiem. The publisher has confirmed the development of a narrative DLC that aims to expand the story and universe of Resident Evil Requiem. According to insider AestheticGamer, the Spencer Manor, a famous location from the first Resident Evil game, may return in the DLC. This is significant because the original Spencer Manor was destroyed at the end of the first installment. Haris Orkin supported this claim during a panel at the Meadowlark Comic Con, where he mentioned that Ozwell E. Spencer, the manor's designer, will have a role in the DLC's storyline. This could provide fans with a nostalgic experience, as Resident Evil Requiem already took players back to the devastated streets of Raccoon City and included a segment from the police station in Resident Evil 2. Rumors suggest that the DLC might be released after the 2027 launch of Resident Evil Veronica, the announced remake of Code Veronica. This would create new connections between the remake and the story of Resident Evil Requiem. However, Capcom has not yet confirmed a specific release date for the DLC, and more details are expected in the coming months. Fans are eagerly waiting to see how the Spencer Manor and other iconic locations from earlier games will be reimagined in this expansion.