Resident Evil Requiem

By ·Published Jul 5, 2026·Updated Jul 23, 2026·Official sources verified

Resident Evil Requiem is Capcom’s paid survival-horror game and the ninth mainline Resident Evil title, built around FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and veteran agent Leon S. Kennedy. Grace’s limited-resource horror and Leon’s action-focused combat can both be played in first-person or third-person view, and Version 1.3.1 is the current confirmed update.

Release date
Feb 27, 2026
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Latest update

Capcom’s Version 1.3.1 update is live from June 25, 2026. It reduces the difficulty of Leon Must Die Forever’s Rank 1 and Rank 2, enhances several skills—including Throwing+, Explosives Specialist, and Strategist—and fixes minor issues.

Leon Must Die Forever itself was added on May 8, 2026; the June update rebalances that existing post-game mode rather than introducing it.

Release date and status

Resident Evil Requiem is released, with Capcom’s global launch dated February 27, 2026. Steam and the Singapore PlayStation and Xbox storefronts display February 26 because of regional store timing, while Nintendo lists February 27 for Nintendo Switch 2.

Global release dateFebruary 27, 2026
Original launch platforms
Current statusReleased
Pricing modelPaid
AvailabilitySold through Steam and Epic Games Store on PC, PlayStation Store on PlayStation 5, Microsoft Store on Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch 2; free demos are available on supported storefronts

Platforms and availability

The released version is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2. Capcom sells the PC edition through Steam and Epic Games Store, while the console editions use PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, and Nintendo eShop.

A free demo has been available since May 27, 2026 on supported storefronts. It covers part of the early game, and Epic Games Store’s listing states that its save data does not transfer to the full version.

Gameplay overview

Grace Ashcroft’s route emphasises investigation, puzzles, limited resources, infected-blood crafting, and deciding when to fight or flee. Leon S. Kennedy’s route shifts toward firearms, a hatchet, melee attacks, parries, enemy weapons, and an upgradeable arsenal stored in an attaché case.

Both routes support freely switchable first-person and third-person views. The paid base game is single-player, while the Deluxe Edition and optional add-ons provide costumes, weapon skins, filters, charms, audio, and extra files rather than a separate multiplayer mode.

Story, setting, or main mode

FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft investigates deaths linked to a mysterious disease at the abandoned Wrenwood Hotel, where her mother Alyssa was murdered eight years earlier. DSO agent Leon S. Kennedy investigates the same Midwest crisis, and their paths lead through a zombie-infested chronic care centre and the missile-scarred ruins of Raccoon City.

Capcom frames the ninth mainline story around Grace’s personal connection to the Raccoon City incident and Leon’s experience as one of its survivors, with the two campaigns sharing locations, enemies, and resources.

Trailer, screenshots, and media

The third trailer and gameplay screenshots show Grace’s low-resource investigation, Leon’s more aggressive combat, the first-person and third-person camera options, and the ruined environments connecting the chronic care centre with Raccoon City.

Resident Evil Requiem third trailerWatch on YouTube
Screenshots
Resident Evil Requiem gameplay from Grace Ashcroft’s survival-horror route.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay illustrating its first-person exploration option.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay illustrating investigation and resource management.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay from Leon S. Kennedy’s action-focused route.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay illustrating its weapon and combat systems.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay showing one of the campaign’s horror environments.Resident Evil Requiem gameplay illustrating the intertwined Grace and Leon campaign.

Developer and publisher

Capcom develops and publishes Resident Evil Requiem. The company describes it as the ninth mainline Resident Evil title and builds its dual-protagonist structure around contrasting survival-horror and action systems.

DeveloperCapcom
PublisherCapcom
Official websiteResident Evil Requiem

Download and availability

The Standard and Deluxe editions are sold digitally through Steam and Epic Games Store on PC, PlayStation Store on PlayStation 5, Microsoft Store on Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch 2. Store pages also provide a free demo, while the Deluxe Kit is available as optional paid content.

System / Device Requirements

Capcom’s PC performance notes target 1080p at 30 fps from a 640p internal resolution on the minimum tier and 1080p at 60 fps from a 720p internal resolution on the recommended tier; frame rate can fall under heavy processing load.

PC requirements
Minimum / Recommended
SpecMinimumRecommended
OSWindows 11 64-bitWindows 11 64-bit
ProcessorIntel Core i5-8500 / AMD Ryzen 5 3500Intel Core i7-8700 / AMD Ryzen 5 5500
Memory16 GB RAM16 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 6 GB / AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT 8 GBNVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Super 8 GB / AMD Radeon RX 6600 8 GB
DirectXVersion 12Version 12
StorageSSD requiredSSD required
Platform requirements
Reference
PlatformRequired hardwareVerified platform note
PlayStation 5PlayStation 5 or PS5 ProOffline single-player, Remote Play, and PS5 Pro enhancements are supported.
Xbox Series X|SXbox Series X or Xbox Series SOptimised for Xbox Series X/S with Xbox cloud saves.
Nintendo Switch 2Nintendo Switch 228.7 GB download; Nintendo Switch Online cloud-save backup is not supported.
FAQ
When did Resident Evil Requiem release?
Capcom’s global release date for Resident Evil Requiem was February 27, 2026. Steam and the Singapore PlayStation and Xbox storefronts display February 26 because of regional store timing.
Which platforms is Resident Evil Requiem available on?
Resident Evil Requiem is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2. The PC version is sold through Steam and Epic Games Store.
Is Resident Evil Requiem free-to-play or paid?
Resident Evil Requiem is a paid game with Standard and Deluxe editions plus optional add-ons. A free demo has been available since May 27, 2026, but its save data does not transfer to the full game.
Who develops and publishes Resident Evil Requiem?
Capcom develops and publishes Resident Evil Requiem.
What type of game is Resident Evil Requiem?
Resident Evil Requiem is a single-player survival-horror and action-horror game. Grace’s route centres on investigation and scarce resources, while Leon’s route uses faster firearm and melee combat.
What is the latest Resident Evil Requiem update?
Capcom’s latest confirmed update is Version 1.3.1 from June 25, 2026. It reduces Leon Must Die Forever Rank 1 and Rank 2 difficulty, enhances several skills, and fixes minor issues.
What are the system requirements and supported devices for Resident Evil Requiem?
The PC minimum requires Windows 11 64-bit, a Core i5-8500 or Ryzen 5 3500, 16 GB RAM, a GTX 1660 6 GB or RX 5500 XT 8 GB, DirectX 12, and an SSD. Console players need a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, or Nintendo Switch 2.
Is Resident Evil Requiem available on PS4 or the original Nintendo Switch?
No PS4 or original Nintendo Switch version is listed by Capcom or the platform stores. The console versions are for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Can Resident Evil Requiem demo progress transfer to the full game?
No. Epic Games Store’s official demo listing states that demo save data cannot be transferred to the full version.
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