The video opens with Grace and Victor Gideon in a tense conversation inside a dimly lit room. Grace is visibly nervous and frightened—understandably so, given Gideon’s unsettling appearance.
From Gideon’s dialogue, we learn that a new virus named ELPIS appears to be uniquely compatible with Grace, suggesting she may be the key to unlocking its full potential.
Meanwhile, a parallel storyline unfolds from Leon S. Kennedy’s perspective. He’s on-site at a crime scene, receiving real-time intelligence updates from a command center in the background.
According to Capcom’s official announcement, Resident Evil: Requiem features a dual-protagonist narrative, alternating between Grace and Leon. The game will likely switch control between the two characters either based on story progression or through player-selectable chapters.
Notably, this is the third official trailer released ahead of launch. Capcom has confirmed the game will be available worldwide on February 27, 2026—and fans won’t have to wait much longer to experience the final product.
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