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'Resident Evil VII biohazard' release date, news, updates: Is the Collector's Edition bundle worth it?

Jess Dailo November 21, 2016 06:07 PM EST

Capcom\'s survival horror game \"Resident Evil 7: Biohazard\" is set to arrive on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on Jan. 24, 2017. | CAPCOM

"Resident Evil VII biohazard" is one of the most anticipated games that will be released in 2017. The Collector's Edition has already been revealed recently on the website of a certain retailer, and it may be worth it for diehard fans of the "Resident Evil" franchise.

Based on reports, a listing of the Collector's Edition of "Resident Evil VII biohazard" has been posted on the website of GameStop Italy. It contains a lot of cool novelty items from the upcoming game, but it does not include the base game.

Gamestransfers was able to take a peek of the Collector's Edition on the website, but it seems that it was removed from the website since it was not supposed to be revealed yet.

The items that will be part of the bundle are an artbook commemorating the series' 20 years, lithographs with envelope, three alternative covers for the game, and an exclusive downloadable content (DLC). If that was not enough, it will also include a 16 GB USB drive designed in the form of the infamous decapitated finger in the "Resident Evil 7" demo.

The bundle may not be worth it for hardcore fans since the base game will not be contained with it. Furthermore, there is also a possibility that it might only be available in Europe and it is still unknown if it will be released in other regions as well.

On the other hand, it was reported that a trailer was released for the upcoming game recently. It showed a monster that seems to be unbeatable with just bullets. It also looks very supernatural since its appearance is otherworldly. Another trailer was also shown which highlights another member of mysterious Baker family.

"Resident Evil VII biohazard" is anticipated to be released on Jan. 24, 2017, for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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