Videogames

After multiple playthroughs, Resident Evil Requiem emerges as a bold attempt by Capcom to reconnect with the series’ roots while juggling modern action elements

I played Resident Evil Requiem nine times to evaluate how Capcom blends first-person horror with third-person action; the opening excels while the later chapters falter

I replayed Resident Evil Requiem nine times to dissect its confident opening, growing pains in the second half, and what the game says about modern narrative design

Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem shines in design and pacing, offering a satisfying survival-action split between two leads, but its late-game choices and heavy fan service make the finale feel less courageous than promised

I replayed Resident Evil Requiem nine times to understand why its opening soars and its second half falters, examining story choices, character handling and gameplay balance

Mattel is buying out NetEase’s share of Mattel163 to gain full control of a studio with 550 million downloads and about 20 million monthly users, fueling a push into digital play.