Resident Evil Requiem — Steam Gift

Buy Resident Evil Requiem as a Steam gift: the ninth chapter of survival horror on PC

After 28 years, Raccoon City drags you back in

Resident Evil Requiem is the ninth main installment of Capcom's cult survival horror series and a direct continuation of the line started by Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village. It's set in October 2026, 28 years after the Raccoon City catastrophe: the dead city's shadow catches up with a new generation. The lead is Grace Ashcroft, an FBI intelligence analyst and daughter of Alyssa Ashcroft from Resident Evil Outbreak. She investigates a string of mysterious deaths among survivors, killed by "Raccoon City syndrome" — a remnant of the T-virus that slept in people for decades. The trail leads to the abandoned Wrenwood hotel, where her mother once died, and pits Grace against former Umbrella scientist Victor Gideon. With us you buy Requiem as a Steam gift: we handle delivery through a bot, and the game arrives straight in your Steam library, with no account resale and no shady schemes.

Grace and Leon: two heroes, two tones of horror

Requiem alternates episodes for Grace and for Leon S. Kennedy — the DSO agent fans have known since Resident Evil 2 — and that's two different faces of horror. Grace's segments continue the claustrophobic, resource-dependent survival horror in the vein of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village: darkness, ammo shortages, the feeling of prey rather than hunter. Leon's episodes are more dynamic and combat-driven, closer in spirit to Resident Evil 4: guns, crowds of the infected, cinematic shootouts. That contrast keeps the game on edge from start to finish: one moment you tremble in the dark and ration your last bullets, the next you're firing on the run from a closing crowd. It's exactly this shift in rhythm that stops Requiem from turning monotonous — every switch between heroes feels like a change of genre within a single game.

RE Engine and first- or third-person view

The game runs on the RE Engine and supports switching between first- and third-person view — you decide how close you want to see the nightmare. In first person Requiem presses and scares harder; in third person it plays more familiarly for those who came from the classic entries. The engine is well optimized, the picture holds the atmosphere without fiddling with settings, and the very option to choose the camera makes the game friendlier to all sorts of player habits.

Which Resident Evil Requiem editions we deliver

The listing has two options — Standard and Deluxe, each in several regional versions (including under the Japanese title BIOHAZARD for the Asian region; BIOHAZARD is the series' official name in Japan, the same game). Standard Edition is the full base Resident Evil Requiem, everything to play the campaign for Grace and Leon. Deluxe Edition is the same game plus the Deluxe Kit cosmetic set: extra costumes for Grace and Leon (including an RE4-style look), weapon skins, screen filters, charms like Mr. Raccoon and the DSO Emblem, the "Raccoon City Classic" audio pack and in-game 1998 letter-documents. None of it affects story or difficulty — pure atmosphere decorations and fan service for longtime devotees.

A small historical caveat

At launch the editions had timed perks — early access for Deluxe and a pre-order skin. Those were one-off release-window bonuses, so we don't present them as a reason to buy now: go by the game's actual contents and the Deluxe Kit, not by something that only applied in the first days. That's more honest — you pay for clear content, not for a promise that's already gone.

How the Steam gift delivery works

We send Resident Evil Requiem to you as a Steam Gift via a bot. Two things are needed from you: a Steam friend invite link (Friends → Add a Friend → "Send invite via link") and your account region. Then the bot adds you itself, sends the gift and automatically leaves your friends list after delivery — no need to accept the request manually, just click "Accept" on the gift itself. Steam Guard isn't required to receive it, and we don't ask for your login or password: this is Steam's own built-in feature, not a shady scheme. The whole process usually takes a couple of minutes, but that's no hard timing — occasionally a bit longer.

Region and the one truly important condition

The main thing to watch is the region. Your Steam account region must match the chosen gift's region, or Steam simply won't let you accept it. Options tagged BIOHAZARD are meant for the Asian region, plain Resident Evil Requiem covers a broad set of countries; CIS lots are usually the better deal, so buying Requiem cheaply is easier on a matching regional option. And the game must not already be in that account's library — a gift won't apply to a copy you already own. If the region doesn't match or the game is already there, the money doesn't burn: the full sum returns to your balance on the site.

Platform and compatibility

This is the PC version for Steam (Windows): Requiem lands in your library like any purchase, updates and launches normally, with no third-party launchers. The RE Engine is well optimized, and with suitable hardware the game is playable on the Steam Deck and compatible builds too. If you're coming from past entries, Requiem is designed as an entry point for both newcomers and veterans: Grace's episodes continue the atmosphere of Resident Evil 7 and Village, while Leon's segments echo Resident Evil 4.

How to buy Resident Evil Requiem in Russia in 2026

Payment is by Russian cards, SBP or crypto — all standard for 2026. No separate registration is needed: an order email is enough. Brawl Games promo codes work, the store has been around since 2023, and the live chat helps if something goes wrong during delivery. Want to set aside a budget for future buys — the showcase has Steam gift cards nearby, and if the horror leaves you craving something big and cozy, take a look at Baldur's Gate 3.

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