Summary
A massive leak may have just confirmed some major news for the originalRed Dead Redemption, the alleged remake ofFinal Fantasy 9and a host of other unconfirmed titles. Following the massive 2021 Nvidia leak, many developers have begun to more prominently use codenames to refer to in-production projects to make any loose information slightly less meaningful for those who may not be in the know. While the shift away from using official titles in databases before a game is formally announced has made it harder for leakers, that hasn’t stopped the community from looking deeper.
Posted to X (formerly Twitter) byWario64, a leak from the website EpicDB, which functions as an online datebase for the Epic Game Store, seemingly confirms thatgames likeRed Dead Redemptionon PC andFinal Fantasy 9 Remakeare on the way.
Listed under the Rockstar Games hub,users were quick to see the codename Semla, a listing with a download size of just 10.30GB which is roughly the size of the game on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Additionally,Project Momo is likelyFinal Fantasy 9given the “Tetra Master Starter Pack,“a card game from the RPG.
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What Else Is Included In The EpicDB Leak?
So Many Leaks, So Little Time
WhileRead Dead Redemptionfinally coming to PC andFinal Fantasy 9 Remakeare undoubtedly the biggest revealsincluded in the EpicDB leak, there are plenty of other major highlights. Based on the other codenames included on the site,Saber Interactive may be working on a newTurokgame, a beloved shooter franchise that’s been dormant for many years. There’s also a listing for a mysterious project known simply asThe Knightling which many believe to be the long-awaited remake ofStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.
Final Fantasy 9 Remakeisn’t the only gamein the franchise that’s supposedly included in the leak asusers are convinced the codenamed listing Skobeloff represents the PC port ofFinal Fantasy 16. Sony Interactive Entertainment also has a project on the list as thecodename Utah is believed to representedThe Last of Us Part IIwhich has also been rumored to be coming to PC. Of course, given the secretive nature of these listings, its advised that the leak be taken with a grain of salt until an official announcement is made.
Should the information in the EpicDB leak prove accurate, it could spell good news for fans who have been waiting patiently for an update on some of the included titles. A PC version ofRed Dead Redemptionhas been rumored for years now with the odds of it becoming more likely following its addition to PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in mid 2023. As forFinal Fantasy 9, a remake of the ever-popular RPG hassimilarly been rumored for many years nowafterFinal Fantasy 7 Remakeproved to be such a hit for Square Enix.
