Resident Evil Requiem Confirmed as Featured Act at The Game Awards

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Geoff Keighley Announces First Look at Resident Evil Requiem at The Game Awards 2025

Geoff Keighley, organizer of The Game Awards, has announced that the upcoming event will feature a first look at Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem. Keighley posted on X, “Don’t miss a terrifying sneak peek of Resident Evil Requiem during #TheGameAwards,” signaling the start of the game’s marketing campaign ahead of its release. The two trailers released so far have revealed little about the game. While a Japanese TV program hinted this week at the return of zombies, fans are eager to see if rumors of Leon Kennedy’s role as a protagonist prove true. The Game Awards 2025 will be the official debut for Resident Evil Requiem, unlike the Summer Game Fest. The game is slated to release on February 27, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Switch 2. Players will take on the role of Grace Ashcroft, investigating a series of mysterious deaths in Raccoon City. Resident Evil Requiem is also nominated for the Most Anticipated Game award at the ceremony.

The Game Awards 2025 Unveils Resident Evil Requiem, Plus Trailers for Multiple Titles and Potential Remake

Capcom’s presentation promises to reveal more about Resident Evil Requiem, potentially including hidden characters and locations. The Game Awards 2025 will also showcase trailers for Exodus (an unannounced Total War game), Invincible VS, Neon Giant’s next project, and possibly a new Star Wars game (distinct from Star Wars: Zero Company and Star Wars: Eclipse). Rumors also suggest the unveiling of a potential Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remake. Fans can catch the debut of Resident Evil Requiem at The Game Awards on December 11.

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