Customer Ratings & Reviews

Resident Evil Requiem feels like stepping into a beautifully decayed nightmare that somehow still has a pulse. From the moment the game begins, it wraps you in that classic Resident Evil tension—tight corridors, distant echoes, and the constant suspicion that something is watching you just out of sight. What really stood out to me is how the game balances nostalgia with fresh ideas. It doesn’t just recycle the old formula—it sharpens it. The atmosphere is thick, almost tangible, like you could scrape it off the walls. Every creak of a door or flicker of light feels intentional, keeping you on edge without relying on cheap jump scares. The gameplay leans more into survival again, which is a welcome shift. Resources are scarce enough to make every bullet feel valuable, but not so limited that it becomes frustrating. Exploration is rewarding, with puzzles that actually make you pause and think instead of just pushing you forward. Visually, the game is stunning in a haunting way. The environments tell their own stories—abandoned spaces that feel lived in, then lost. Character models are detailed, though occasionally animations can feel a bit stiff during intense moments. If there’s a downside, it’s that the pacing dips in certain sections where the tension eases a bit too much. A few areas feel stretched longer than necessary, which slightly dulls the overall impact. Still, Resident Evil Requiem delivers what fans have been craving: a return to dread, strategy, and atmosphere. It’s not just about surviving monsters—it’s about surviving the feeling that you’re never

Resident Evil Requiem (February 2026) is widely considered Capcom’s "magnum opus," successfully merging the series' survival horror roots with modern action. Gameplay (The Duality): You can experience both characters on 1st person on 3rd person camera. Best option in my opinion Grace 1st person and Leon 3rd person. Grace Ashcroft: Pure survival horror. Vulnerable, stealth-focused, and low on resources. Her segments feature "The Girl," a persistent stalker just like Nemesis or Mr.X from previous games. Leon Kennedy: Modern action-horror. Heavier combat, parrying as seen in the Re4 remake, and a new, weighted axe combat system. Story: Set 30 years after Raccoon City. It bridges the "Remake" timeline with the main canon, focusing on a "Dormant T-Virus" threat and Grace’s search for her mother (Alyssa from RE: Outbreak). Performance: A technical showcase for the RE Engine. It hits a stable 60 FPS at 4K on PS5/Series X/PC. Critics highlight the spatial 3D audio and next-level environmental gore. Recommend this game for the higher experience in console to play it on PS5 Pro due to the PSSR 2.0. I would rate it a 10/10. It is the fastest-selling entry in the series, praised for its cinematic "Seven-esque" tone and for satisfying both horror purists and action fans. Bottom Line It’s a Top 3 franchise entry that finally balances the tension of RE7 with the scale of RE4. Pretty great GOTY contender , Game came in mint condition.Not damaged. Ready to play.

From the very first moment, the game pulls you into a suffocating atmosphere. Every creak, shadow, and distant sound feels intentional. The environments are beautifully disturbing—abandoned structures, dimly lit corridors, and eerie outdoor areas that keep you constantly on edge. It’s not just about jump scares; it’s psychological, slow-burning fear at its best. I give it a 10 out of 10

Fantastic game! Love the set design and the switching perspectives between Leon and Grace. You get the best of both worlds. A more horror oriented experience like RE1 and RE2 with grace and a more action oriented one similar to RE4 with Leon. I do wish there were more/harder puzzles and the lack of ray tracing for base PS5, hurt the visuals in certain parts of the game. I feel that RE Village and RE4 Remake look better graphically because of this. The only huge negative experience I had, is the idiots online that love to spoil things within 5 seconds of the game releasing. Do yourself a favor, if you have yet to play this game and don't want to be spoiled; don't go to YouTube or in general search anything related to the game until you've finished it. Despite the spoilers though, this game is up there with RE4 as one of the best RE games ever. Not quite surpasing 4 but it has a lot of what makes an RE game so enjoyable. I highly recommend playing at least RE2 AND RE4 remake before this one. Have fun killing zombies!

Die hard RE fan since the original classics on the Playstation. Reqiuem feels like a natural evolution of the series high points - combining survivial and action horror elements seemlessly. The Rhodes Hill Care Center is on par with the iconic Spencer Mansion and RPD. It comes to life, paradocially, througjh the personalities or the recently undead. The uncanny comments from the chef muttering that Grace is boney, Chunk saying this is my fault, the maid bickering about the bloody messes everywhere. Then Leon comes through to relieve the staff of duty. Well paced throughout, probably the best story in the series. Obvious yet tasteful fan service. I'd give it a 9.3 out of ten. Nothing can replace what Re4 was for gaming but this is the best original mainline RE game since and is a must play for anyone.

Resident Evil Requiem - PlayStation 5 5 out of 5 Stars! Pure Horror Thrills! Resident Evil Requiem is the best in the series! It mixes scary first-person survival with Grace, where you sneak, solve puzzles, and manage scarce resources, then switches to Leon's fast third-person action blasting zombies. Back in Raccoon City, the story weaves their paths with emotional depth and shocking twists. Enemies like smart zombies and giant dark lurkers keep you on edge – light becomes your best friend! Graphics shine on PS5 Pro with stunning details, smooth performance, and creepy lighting. Sound design nails the tension with creaks, screams, and heavy weapon thuds. Perfect for fans – nostalgic yet fresh. A must-buy that scares and excites!

Resident Evil Requiem delivers an exemplary technical showcase on the PS5 Pro, leveraging the console’s enhanced capabilities to set a new benchmark for the series. The game offers two primary modes: a fidelity mode that targets 4K resolution at 60 FPS with ray tracing enabled, incorporating advanced reflections, global illumination, and shadows for markedly improved environmental realism and atmospheric depth. This mode maintains a near-locked 60 FPS with only minor dips in demanding scenes, while utilizing the updated PSSR upscaling technology—the first title to implement this refined AI-driven solution—for exceptional image quality that approaches native 4K clarity with reduced artifacts and enhanced detail preservation. In the performance-oriented mode, ray tracing is disabled to achieve up to 120 FPS (averaging around 90 FPS), supported by VRR for smooth gameplay on compatible displays. Although this sacrifices some lighting fidelity, the visuals remain impressive, with higher internal rendering resolutions and stable frame pacing that surpass the base PS5 experience. Capcom’s RE Engine optimization ensures consistent performance across both modes, with minimal stuttering, effective shader management, and superior character rendering that benefits from the Pro’s additional GPU power. Digital Foundry and other analyses describe the PS5 Pro version as brilliant, highlighting transformative ray-traced effects and overall technical maturity that make it the premier platform for the title. This edition exemplifies how the PS5 Pro elevates survival horror through precise, hardware-tailored enhancements without compromise.

This game exceeded my expectations. The graphics are incredibly detailed, and the atmosphere keeps you on edge the entire time. The storyline is engaging and pulls you in right away, with just the right balance of suspense and action. Gameplay feels smooth, and the puzzles add a nice challenge without being frustrating. If you’re a fan of horror or story-driven games, this is definitely worth it. I couldn’t put it down and I highly recommend! I also pre-ordered from Best Buy and picked up on release date.

I like the dual protagonist that play very differently from each other. Action and horror at ist peak with this game with a runtime on the short side and not as mich replayability being downsides.

Resident Evil Requiem is thrilling, tense, atmospheric, and packed with smart scares. It blends classic survival horror with modern polish, delivering a gripping experience from start to finish. A must-play for fans of the series and newcomers alike.

Overall gameplay is good. Elements from other games, boss fights are easy, control and graphics look good. Repeating old stories is a little excessive.

Great game! A variety of new weapons, and bizarre creatures to destroy. Storyline is interesting, I am about 25 hours in and still enjoying.

This was a really good game. I love how they did the story and making the game seem relevant again. I have played these games for many years and this one was really refreshing and hopefully more stories down the line. The boss battles seemed to be a bit easier than in the past, but maybe I'm just finally getting good at defeating them. It was also a pretty short game, but that seems to be the norm these days.

Amazing game. I was not sold on the idea of dual protagonists when I first heard about it, but I thought it actually worked well. Some people will prefer Grace's sections, some will prefer Leon's, personally I enjoyed the way they were swirled together. I think this is the first Resident Evil game I went through the trouble of platinuming (which is only a modest amount of effort; a positive in my book, others might prefer a harder post-game). To me, this is pretty much exactly what I want Resident Evil to be. Absurd plotting, but it takes itself seriously instead of being overly campy.

Wow! This Resident Evil is nearly perfect. The game play is fun the story is interesting and the graphics are awesome. The gameplay differences between Grace and Leon make this game especially fun.

Very great game great graphics amazing quality great story.

The game play is good. The story is amazing. I’ve been waiting for a sequel, and this meets my expectations

Requiem served as my introduction to the franchise, I have never personally played a title before. It got me. I’ve already picked up over half of the backlog of RE titles. Does such a nice job tying the story together, offering a continuation of some legacy storylines getting closure made me want to go back and experience for myself the Raccoon City disaster. If you’re considering it, pick this one up. Wish I got the steelbook preorder.

The overall feel and mood of the game are excellent, really story driven.

Resident Evil 9 Requiem is an excellent game in the RE Franchise and one of the best games in the modern era. I enjoyed the hybrid gameplay of being half survival horror and half action horror. Grace's sections felt like the best the RE2R and RE7 gameplay has ever been, the inventory management, map layout and design, and the enemy encounters were great. Leon's gameplay felt like a fun update on re4r's gameplay, being able to sharpen the hatchet instead of paying for repairs like in re4r was a welcomed gameplay choice. With that said, there's some issues I have with the story regarding the use of characters along with not including others. I appreciate Leon as a main character, but it would be nice to see more legacy characters for the Raccoon City section. At least in a cameo or something instead of a passing reference. They also brought in one villain that seems cool, but he barely does anything. Also, there's no mercenaries nor any similar game mode at launch. There's still replayability though, I enjoyed using the bonus weapons on offer along with still being able to blast enemies with infinite ammo as a reward. Overall, an excellent game in the series that just needs some fine tuning.