Capcom has just released the March 27th Title Update for Resident Evil Requiem and shared its full patch notes. So, let’s see what this new patch brings to the table.
The March 27th Patch adds a Photo Mode to the game. Players can access this Photo Mode from the pause menu. Moreover, it corrects a number of typographical errors that were present in some languages.
This new update also comes with some QoL fixes. For instance, it adjusts character expressions in some cutscenes to better convey emotion. Furthermore, it fixes a number of issues to improve gameplay, and it fixes visual bugs that occurred with some GPU drivers. Finally, it fixes a bug that caused the game to crash in some circumstances.
Speaking of Resident Evil Requiem, a few days ago, I shared a VR Mod for it. This mod will let you play the entire game in VR. So, if you own a VR headset, this is a must-have mod for you.
Then we have this mod that lets you dismember all the dead zombies. This mod will make the game a bit more gory, so some of you may like it. There is also a mod that increases the number of zombies you’ll encounter, as well as a mod that replaces the voices of all the Lickers with Michael Jackson. Finally, you can use this mod to replace The Girl with the Xenomorph from the Alien franchise.
Resident Evil Requiem is right now one of the most optimized PC games of 2026. Moreover, it supports real-time Path Tracing on PC. You can check out our PC Performance Analysis here. We also have separate benchmarks for Path Tracing and DLSS 4.5.
For what it’s worth, I don’t know if this patch breaks any mod compatibility. If you encounter any crashes, I suggest removing any mods you’re using.
Like always, Steam will download this new update the next time you launch its client. Below, you can also find its full patch notes.
Resident Evil Requiem March 27 Patch Notes
- Photo mode has been added. It can be accessed from the pause menu.
- Fixed a bug that caused progress to be impossible under certain conditions.
- Typographical errors in some languages have been corrected.
- Character expressions in some cutscenes have been adjusted to better convey emotion.
- A number of issues were fixed to improve gameplay.
- Fixed visual bugs that occurred with some GPU drivers.
- Fixed a bug that caused the game to crash in some circumstances.
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