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Resident Evil Requiem’s Grace & Leon Gameplay Combines Two of the Best RE Games Ever
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This location recalls plenty of games in the series, like the Spencer Mansion from Resident Evil and Castle Dimitrescu from Resident Evil Village.
Requiem Fuses Biohazard With Resident Evil 4One of the most exciting elements of Resident Evil Requiem is the way it reflects the expanse of gameplay styles that the Resident Evil franchise has embraced over the years.
As they travel through the same setting on their own, Leon Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft each embrace different gameplay styles.
As a result, her gameplay is more focused on stealth and puzzles, more in line with the gameplay of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
They’re two very different gameplay styles that represent the two very different kinds of Resident Evil games that exist, and it’s incredibly ambitious for Resident Evil Requiem to try and tackle both at the same time.