Capcom finally revealed Resident Evil: Requiem, the ninth game in the survival horror franchise. We got a rare hands-on preview where we learned more about the new hero, Grace Ashcroft, played in ...

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But what we didn't see in that trailer is a new (ish) feature coming to Resident Evil: Requiem: we'll be able to play the game in either first- or third-person.

However, this fear I describe is mostly present if you play the game in first-person perspective. And as Capcom revealed during the preview, you can switch perspectives at any time.

So if you prefer that more immersive vibe of RE7 or Village, you can go first-person. But if you’re more into the classic third-person perspective, that is an option.

Resident Evil Requiem will feature both a first-person and third-person camera Players will likely be able to switch between the two This was confirmed by a behind-closed-doors demo ...

While Capcom only briefly demonstrated the toggle, it appears you can use it at any time and move between first- and third-person modes whenever you want. The game seems to be fully playable in ...

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It turns out that at least one of Resident Evil Requiem’s bold evolutions is that the game can be played in both first and third-person viewpoints, and from the brief snippet of gameplay we were ...

The demo then plays out from Grace’s first-person perspective, a la Resident Evil 7 and Village. Things remain tense as she cautiously explores the mystery locale.

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