Resident Evil: Requiem Sales Surpass 5 Million Copies
▼ Summary
– Resident Evil Requiem has sold over five million units since its launch on February 27 for multiple platforms.
– The game is the latest series installment, celebrating the franchise’s 30th anniversary by blending survival horror with action.
– It was developed using Capcom’s RE ENGINE to achieve photorealistic visual details like skin, eyes, and hair.
– The game offers broad accessibility through multiple difficulty settings and real-time switching between first- and third-person views.
– Prior to release, it won significant acclaim, including four awards at Gamescom 2025 such as “Most Epic.”
Capcom has confirmed that total sales for Resident Evil Requiem have now exceeded five million copies worldwide. This impressive milestone comes just months after the game’s launch across all major platforms, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store. The release on February 27 marked a significant moment for the franchise, coinciding with the series’ 30th anniversary celebrations.
As the newest chapter in the long-running survival horror saga, Resident Evil Requiem is praised for masterfully balancing intense fear with thrilling action. Developers utilized Capcom’s proprietary RE ENGINE to achieve a stunning level of visual fidelity. The technology renders photorealistic details, from the subtle textures of character skin and the glint of teary eyes to the realistic flow of hair and the nuanced translucency of light within the game’s environments. This technical achievement significantly enhances the immersive horror experience.
A key feature contributing to its broad appeal is the game’s flexible approach to gameplay. It offers multiple difficulty settings designed to welcome newcomers while still challenging veteran players. Furthermore, a standout innovation allows players to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives in real-time. This flexibility lets individuals tailor the experience to their personal comfort and play style, whether they prefer the intimate dread of a first-person view or the situational awareness of a third-person camera.
The game’s quality was recognized even before its official launch. At Gamescom 2025, Europe’s premier gaming trade fair, Resident Evil Requiem earned significant acclaim, taking home four awards. Among these was the “Most Epic” award, which honors the title that delivers the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring experience to players. This early critical and fan endorsement helped build considerable anticipation for the release.
Capcom has reiterated its commitment to leveraging its industry-leading development expertise to create deeply entertaining gameplay experiences. The commercial success of Resident Evil Requiem, surpassing five million units sold, demonstrates the company’s continued ability to meet and exceed the high expectations of its global fanbase, ensuring the iconic survival horror series remains at the forefront of the gaming industry.
(Source: GEMATSU)
