Capcom Releases Free 'Leon Must Die Forever' Mode for Resident Evil Requiem
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Capcom has released a free new game mode for Resident Evil Requiem titled 'Leon Must Die Forever'. The mode, unlocked after completing the main story, features fast-paced action distinct from the campaign and challenges players to clear numerous stages as Leon S. Kennedy. The update also includes a fix for an issue that could make the game unplayable under certain circumstances.
Facts First
- A free new game mode, 'Leon Must Die Forever', is now available for Resident Evil Requiem.
- The mode is unlocked by completing the main story and challenges players to clear stages as Leon S. Kennedy.
- Capcom describes the mode as having 'fast-paced action' distinct from the main story and packed with replay value.
- The update includes a fix for an issue that could render the game unplayable.
- Resident Evil Requiem is the fastest-selling entry in the series' 30-year history, with over 7 million copies sold.
What Happened
Capcom has released a free update for Resident Evil Requiem, adding a new game mode titled 'Leon Must Die Forever'. The mode is unlocked for players who have completed the main story. According to Capcom's official description, the minigame challenges players to clear numerous stages as Leon S. Kennedy to unlock exclusive enhancer abilities. The developer states the mode features 'fast-paced action' that is 'distinct' from the main story and is 'packed' with replay value, including a high difficulty level intended for confident players. The same update also fixed an issue that caused Resident Evil Requiem to become unplayable under certain circumstances.
Why this Matters to You
If you own Resident Evil Requiem, you now have a significant amount of new, challenging content to play at no additional cost. The 'Leon Must Die Forever' mode could extend your playtime considerably, offering a different style of gameplay focused on replayability and skill-testing challenges. The bug fix also means your existing game experience is now more stable.
What's Next
Capcom is planning a new story expansion that will 'delve deeper into the world of Requiem', though no release date has been announced. Game director Koshi Nakanishi previously hinted at future content last month, suggesting players should 'sharpen our tomahawks' in anticipation.