Just one month after its successful launch, the acclaimed horror game Resident Evil Requiem has received a significant update. This patch not only addresses technical bugs and makes minor adjustments but also introduces a feature long requested by fans of Leon and Grace: a comprehensive photo mode.
Available since Thursday, March 26, players can now easily access this mode. By pausing the game and pressing the corresponding button (Square on PlayStation, X on Xbox), the action freezes, allowing users to manipulate the camera, apply various settings, and effects to create both dramatic and amusing screenshots.
Here are some examples of players’ creativity using this new tool:
The extensive customization options available in Resident Evil Requiem‘s new photo mode include:
- Camera: Control field of view, depth of field, focus, tilt, and more.
- Character: Choose from various poses and facial expressions for Leon and Grace.
- Effect 1: Adjust brightness, contrast, and vignette.
- Effect 2: Apply filters, lens distortion, and chromatic aberration.
- Decorative elements: Add frames and stickers to your images.
- Advanced options: Ability to hide enemies, NPCs, the protagonist, enable subtitles, and display a grid for composition.
In addition to the highly anticipated photo mode feature, Capcom has detailed other improvements and fixes included in this update:
- Resolution of multiple bugs.
- Adjustments and optimizations in game localization.
- Significant improvements to character expressions during certain cinematic sequences.
- Fixes for unexpected crashes and visual anomalies on PC related to specific GPU drivers.
Resident Evil Requiem is a horror experience that blends classic ‘survival horror’ elements with intense action, commemorating 30 years of the iconic franchise. The title is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store).
