Resident Evil Requiem Deluxe Edition

Resident Evil Requiem returns to Raccoon City decades after it was wiped off the map, and splits the game between two people who have no reason to trust each other. Grace Ashcroft is an FBI analyst investigating her mother's death; Leon S. Kennedy is a DSO agent who has been doing this since 1998 and is visibly tired of it. The game switches between first and third person depending on the situation rather than locking to one, and Capcom uses the difference deliberately — the tighter, more helpless sections play from inside Grace's head. Combat, investigation, puzzle-solving and resource management are all the series staples, built on RE Engine and tied back to the 1998 outbreak through documents you find along the way. It is single-player throughout with no co-op or multiplayer. Two things worth knowing before buying on PC: the game uses Denuvo with a limit of five device activations per day, and the system requirements list Windows 11 and an SSD as mandatory. The Deluxe Edition adds five costumes for Grace and Leon, the Apocalypse and Film Noir screen filters, four weapon skins, two charms, a retro soundtrack pack and the Letters from 1998 lore files. All of it is cosmetic.