Which fictional island is the main setting of Resident Evil Code: Veronica?

Rockfort Island is the main fictional island setting of Resident Evil Code: Veronica.

Claire Redfield is imprisoned on Rockfort Island after being captured while investigating Umbrella. A sudden outbreak transforms the island into a dangerous environment filled with infected people, mutated creatures, and abandoned facilities. Claire’s escape forms the opening movement of the game’s story.

The island contains a prison, military areas, and other installations linked to Umbrella’s operations. Its remote location helps explain why the outbreak can develop before outside authorities respond. Later events move beyond Rockfort Island, including a section in Antarctica, but the island remains the game’s defining starting location.

Rockfort Island is not the same as Sheena Island, which appears in Resident Evil Survivor. Both are fictional island settings connected to Umbrella, making their names an occasional source of confusion. Code: Veronica specifically begins on Rockfort Island.