Devil May Cry 6: Release Rumors and Speculations

The future of Devil May Cry might seem uncertain following the departure of its longtime director, but the series is far from over. Let's delve into why we believe a new installment, Devil May Cry 6, is on the horizon.

Will Capcom Make Another Devil May Cry Game?

Very Likely, Even Without Itsuno At the Helm

The departure of Hideaki Itsuno, the director behind Devil May Cry 3, 4, and 5, after over 30 years with Capcom, has raised questions about the future of the franchise. However, the likelihood of a Devil May Cry 6 remains high, and it's possible that development has already begun, albeit without Itsuno's direct involvement.

Devil May Cry's journey has been a rollercoaster, from its origins as a reimagined Resident Evil project to the unexpected success of the first game, the controversial DMC2, the redemption with DMC3, the troubled yet eventually salvaged DMC4, and the mixed reception to the DmC reboot. Each setback has been followed by a triumphant return, demonstrating the series' resilience and Capcom's commitment to its fans.

While some may view Itsuno's departure as a potential end for the series, this is far from the truth. Devil May Cry remains one of Capcom's most iconic, successful, and cherished franchises. With the massive success of Devil May Cry 5 and the popularity of its Special Edition, particularly the character Vergil and his iconic theme song 'Bury the Light,' Capcom would be missing a golden opportunity not to continue the series. 'Bury the Light' has amassed over 110 million plays on Spotify and an unofficial YouTube upload has garnered 132 million views, showcasing the song's widespread appeal within the gaming community.

In conclusion, despite the departure of Itsuno, the future looks bright for Devil May Cry. With its strong fanbase, recent successes, and upcoming projects, a Devil May Cry 6 is not only likely but eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide.