Update: June 14, 2026 at 24:45 UTC
The ongoing decompilation project for the PlayStation 2 version of Resident Evil Code Veronica X, hosted at fmil95/recvx-decomp, has received a new commit under hash 7ca1f1426889c228b44130c3429026bd95b9e9f9.
No detailed changelog accompanied this push, but the commit continues incremental progress toward a full decompilation of the PS2 title, which aims to produce a clean, matchable source reconstruction of the game.
A decompilation effort for the PlayStation 2 version of Resident Evil Code Veronica X has surfaced on GitHub under the repository fmil95/recvx-decomp. The project aims to reverse-engineer the game's original code into a human-readable and rebuildable form, following the path of other successful PS2 decompilation efforts in the retro community.
The repository is in its early stages, with an initial commit (eb0d587) marking the start of work. No matching build or documentation has been detailed yet, but the project is now public and open for community contributions. Fans of the 2001 survival horror title will want to keep a close eye on this one as it develops.