Details for Resident Evil Requiem are now available, including a pre-order bonus exclusive to GameStop, other pre-order incentives, and the contents of the Deluxe Edition. The game was a major highlight of The Game Awards 2025, where Capcom revealed a new trailer confirming long-held rumors: Leon S. Kennedy, a popular character with fans, will play a key role in the game.
The Resident Evil series has traditionally offered two different experiences. Some games, like the original titles and RE7, emphasize classic survival horror, while others, such as Resident Evil 4 through 6, are more action-packed. The new game, Resident Evil Requiem, aims to blend both styles. The sections where you play as Grace Ashcroft will focus on horror, and the sections with Leon Kennedy will be action-oriented. Players will reportedly spend roughly equal time playing as both characters, creating a game that’s half horror and half action.
Okay, so I’m already excited about Resident Evil Requiem, and I’m thinking about pre-ordering. The big question now is where to pre-order from! We don’t know what other stores will offer as bonuses yet, but GameStop’s is pretty cool – they’re giving away an exclusive tote bag. There’s a catch, though: you have to pre-order in person at a GameStop store and pick it up yourself. Plus, they’re only giving out the tote bags while supplies last, so even if you pre-order from GameStop, you’re not guaranteed to get one. Just something to keep in mind!
Resident Evil Requiem Pre-Order Bonuses
- Tote Bag (exclusive to GameStop while supplies last)
- Grace Apocalypse Costume
Okay, so Resident Evil Requiem usually costs around $70, but I’m seeing a Deluxe Edition for $80. Honestly, it’s tempting because it comes with a bunch of extras. We’re talking five new outfits for the characters, four cool skins for your weapons – including a really awesome ‘Apocalypse’ skin for the S&S M232 – plus two screen filters and charms to customize things. They’ve also thrown in a special audio pack and some backstory files called ‘Letters from 1998’. It’s a pretty sweet deal if you want all the bells and whistles.
- Main Game
- 5 Costumes
- Leon’s Costume: Film Noir
- Leon’s Costume: RE4
- Leon’s Costume: Apocalypse
- Grace’s Costume: Dimitrescu
- Grace’s Costume: Film Noir
- 4 Weapon Skins
- 2 Screen Filters
- Apocalypse
- Film Noir
- 2 Charms
- Mr. Raccoon Charm
- DSO Emblem Charm
- Audio Pack: Raccoon City Classic
- Files: Letters from 1998
For dedicated Resident Evil fans, the included costumes might justify the cost. You’ll get Leon’s popular outfit from the Resident Evil 4 remake, plus a costume for Grace that transforms her into the striking Lady Dimitrescu from Resident Evil Village. And for those who love Leon’s original look from Resident Evil 2, the Raccoon City Classic audio pack and the Letters from 1998 files are a nice bonus.
I’m getting so excited for Resident Evil Requiem to come out on February 27th! It sounds like different stores might offer special bonuses if you pre-order, so I’m going to be watching for those details. Plus, I’m really hoping we get some new trailers soon – the release date is almost here!
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2025-12-17 20:36