Resident Evil Re:Verse is still alive - PEGI has awarded it a rating, including on Stadia

Remember, there was a Resident Evil Re:Verse? It's a multiplayer action game with iconic Resident Evil characters that could never get close to release.
On the PEGI European ratings committee's website we found out the age Resident Evil Re:Verse game is suitable for.
Given the other projects in the series, it is expected that the action game was marked \"Adults Only\".
In addition to the previously announced PC, PlayStation and Xbox, the Stadia version also received an age rating.As the description from the regulator says, the game contains scenes of violence involving humans and \"fantastic characters\".
During battles, injuries are inflicted with fists, fangs and claws, as well as weapons, including pistols and rocket launchers.
A character can be grabbed and repeatedly punched or trampled.
Mutants have the ability to explode, splattering blood and chunks of flesh.
In addition, there are in-game purchases for real money: we are talking about costumes and some bonuses that affect the \"performance\".Recall, Resident Evil Re:Verse was announced along with the gameplay video Resident Evil Village.
Resident Evil Re:Verse was supposed to start simultaneously with the eighth part, but later it was postponed until the summer of 2021, and then in 2022.
More exact information about the release date wasn't announced by Capcom.