Resident Evil: Requiem, which launched on the 27th, is seeing massive success on Steam. As of the 28th, it surpassed 320,000 peak concurrent players, marking the highest record for any Resident Evil title on the platform. The game is also maintaining a 'Very Positive' rating in Steam user reviews.

As of 2:30 PM on the 28th, Resident Evil: Requiem reached a peak of 320,000 concurrent players. It has significantly surpassed the previous record held by Resident Evil RE:4 (168,191 players), setting a new all-time high for the series. Resident Evil: Requiem topped the Steam sales charts a week before its release, and physical copies have been selling out at major retailers across the United States.

Steam user reviews are 'Very Positive (93%)' with over 10,000 entries. Players have praised the game's graphics and narrative quality, as well as the ability to alternate between Grace and Leon to experience both horror and action elements. No major issues have been reported regarding PC optimization, which is often a concern for new releases. Prior to its launch, Resident Evil: Requiem also received an 88 on Metacritic, earning acclaim from both critics and gamers.

Resident Evil: Requiem is the ninth installment in the series and is set in Raccoon City, the site of the massive T-Virus outbreak featured in the second game. The story follows FBI agent Grace Ashcroft, who visits the city to uncover the truth behind her mother's murder, and Leon S. Kennedy, who returns to investigate a series of mysterious deaths occurring in the American Midwest.