Resident Evil Requiem

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What a treat for longtime fans of the franchise. I’ve been going out of my way to play it after dark with headphones just to soak in the atmosphere, and Resident Evil Requiem is kicking off 2026 in the best possible way for survival‑horror enthusiasts. I’m only a few hours in, but it’s already clear this is shaping up to be something special for anyone who loves classic Resident Evil. The atmosphere, pacing, puzzles, and overall design feel unmistakably true to the series, nostalgic in all the right ways without feeling dated. Capcom leaned into the formula that works, and the game is stronger for it. Nothing needed reinventing, though there are some clever new touches that freshen things up. One of the standout improvements is the ability to choose between first‑person and third‑person right from the start. I’ve always preferred third‑person, and having it available immediately , rather than locked behind DLC like in some past entries makes the experience feel more respectful of player preference and far more immersive. Performance has been excellent so far: smooth, stable, and clearly well optimized. I haven’t encountered a single technical issue. Visually, the game is stunning, especially on a super‑ultrawide 32:9 display like the Samsung Neo G9 49". The sense of scale and immersion across that massive field of view is incredible, and the environments look gorgeous stretched across the screen. All in all, Resident Evil Requiem is shaping up to be another strong entry from Capcom. I am looking forward to play Pragmata next. I really enjoyed demo of that game.