Resident Evil Requiem Hits Its Lowest Price, But Only for One Day

Resident Evil Requiem is selling at its lowest price yet, and the window is short. Fanatical has cut the game to $40.59 or £34.79 for the next 24 hours. The offer is for a Steam key, so buyers can add the game to their library and start downloading immediately, or leave it in the backlog for later.

The game has earned strong reviews, and the sale arrives at a time when most players would normally expect to pay full price or wait for a modest discount. Requiem splits its story between two protagonists. As Grace Ashcroft, an FBI analyst, you return to the hotel where your mother was killed and face a virus-infected researcher. Her sections play in first person and lean into tension, with enemies strong enough to overwhelm you quickly. Leon Kennedy's chapters switch to third person and focus on action. His hatchet block can time-parry deadly attacks, and his firearms give you room to fight back against the monsters Grace had to flee. The two storylines eventually converge, and the plot stays engaging throughout, even though its basic beats will be familiar to long-time fans of the series.

Requiem also includes Leon Must Die Forever, a time-based survival mode with roguelite elements. It unlocks after the main story and adds a lot of replay value for players who want to push their skills further.

One disclosure: GameSpot and Fanatical are both owned by Fandom, and this article was produced in collaboration with Fanatical's deals team. The price and the 24-hour window come from that partnership, so check the store page before you buy to confirm the current price.