Resident Evil 3 — Steam Gift

Buy Resident Evil 3 — a Steam gift with Nemesis on your heels

Resident Evil 3 is the remake of the 1999 cult classic (Resident Evil 3: Nemesis), released by Capcom in April 2020 on the RE Engine. This isn't about defending a mansion or rationing bullets in a cramped corridor — it's about fleeing through a dying city with a creature on your trail that was engineered for one purpose: getting to you. We deliver the game as a Steam gift: no activation code, straight into your Steam library.

Jill Valentine versus a bio-weapon called Nemesis

You once again play Jill Valentine, the S.T.A.R.S. operative known from the first game — only now she has a personal hunter. Nemesis was built specifically to track down and eliminate the surviving S.T.A.R.S. members, and unlike a shambling zombie it sprints after you, smashes through cover and mutates as the story advances, growing new weapons and forms. It isn't chained to scripted moments the way the series' classic bosses are — encounters feel like an actual hunt rather than a staged cutscene. Nemesis shows up where you least expect it: in the middle of a narrow street, around a warehouse corner, or right when you've decided the boss fight is finally over. That unpredictability is what keeps the pressure higher than any locked door in the neighboring game's police station.

Escape, not defense — how the campaign is built

The classic story of Raccoon City's fall is restaged from scratch: new direction, reworked city locations, and a combat system with a dodge and a perfect dodge that lets you break away from an enemy at exactly the right moment. The dodge — not a bigger arsenal — is your main survival tool here. Resident Evil 3 moves at a runner's pace rather than a defender's, which makes it a noticeably quicker playthrough than the station-crawling entries. Streets, warehouses and an underground lab flow into one another without long stops to comb every corner — the atmosphere isn't built on the silence of empty hallways but on the sense that all of Raccoon City is collapsing around you.

Carlos Oliveira and the story's other half

Along the way Jill teams up with Carlos Oliveira, a U.B.C.S. soldier, and you spend several sections playing as him — with his own pace, his own arsenal, and a very different feel for the same streets. It's not a side gimmick but a genuine shift of perspective within one campaign: Carlos gets his own weapons and his own scenes, including a police station episode that plays out nothing like it does in the second game.

Resident Evil Resistance — the online mode you don't pay extra for

Bundled with the single-player campaign is Resident Evil Resistance, an asymmetric 1-versus-4 online mode. Four survivors try to break out of a series of test chambers while a fifth player, the Mastermind, plants traps and zombies — and at certain moments takes direct control of Nemesis or a Tyrant. Capcom shipped Resistance inside the standard release from launch day, so there's nothing to buy separately — it's already in your gift. The mode lives its own life apart from the campaign: maps, survivor characters and the Mastermind's monster roster grew through their own updates, so there's somewhere to return to after the credits roll.

The full version, no story add-ons to chase

Resident Evil 3 has no extended editions with exclusive story content — there's only the complete base version with the campaign and Resistance inside, and that's what we send. Nothing to overpay for: the content is identical for everyone. Technically it's the PC (Windows) version on Steam, running on the RE Engine, and it's well optimized — a mid-range GPU delivers a smooth picture on high settings, and it runs on Steam Deck via the Proton compatibility layer (worth checking the current status on the Steam page).

Why a Steam gift instead of an activation code

A gift removes an entire step: no hunting for where to enter a code — once you accept it, Resident Evil 3 sits in your library as an owned game, with achievements and cloud saves working as standard.

Placing the order: link, region, and the bot's automation

In Steam open Friends → Add a Friend → invite via link, copy it and provide it together with your account's region when ordering Resident Evil 3. The bot adds itself as your friend, sends the gift, and leaves your friends list after delivery — no request to accept manually.

Lot region and an empty library — the two hard requirements

Your Steam account's region must match the gift's region — the quickest check is the currency your Steam store prices display in. The second requirement: the account you're ordering for must not already own Resident Evil 3. If either fails, Steam rejects the gift, but the amount is credited to your site balance rather than lost.

Payment, refunds and account privacy

We never ask for your account password, and Steam Guard isn't needed to accept the gift. Refunds are processed only with a single unedited video take, shot with no cuts or pauses from payment through the attempt to activate Resident Evil 3 — all other cases are closed to refunds. We've been operating since 2023, with payment by Russian bank cards, SBP or crypto.

Who this compact escape-horror is for

Resident Evil 3 is a great pick if you want tense, cinematic horror without a playthrough stretching dozens of hours: the campaign is tighter than its predecessor's and keeps you wired from the first street to the finale. And if Jill's escape leaves you wanting more, look at its neighbors in the line: the same night from the other side in Resident Evil 2, and Leon's Spanish chapter waiting in Resident Evil 4.

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