Resident Evil Requiem Strategy Guide: 12 Pitfalls to Avoid in the Split Campaign

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Resident Evil Requiem Strategy Guide: 12 Pitfalls to Avoid in the Split Campaign

A breakdown of the twelve biggest gameplay mistakes to avoid when playing as Grace and Leon in the split campaign of Resident Evil Requiem, originally covered by IGN South Africa.

Resident Evil Requiem continues Capcom's masterclass in survival horror by leaning heavily into classic resource management and intense combat, paired with the signature action hero energy of Leon S. Kennedy. This time around, the experience features a split campaign that divides time between Leon and Grace, an untested FBI analyst. Because their playstyles and capabilities differ wildly, surviving the horror requires adapting your tactical approach on the fly, especially when managing limited inventory and unpredictable threats in the dark.

According to a comprehensive guide recently detailed by IGN South Africa, players often stumble by treating Grace and Leon with the same survival strategy. For Grace, the emphasis is heavily on stealth, preservation, and environmental awareness. Rushing blindly through doors, wasting rare Requiem bullets, or ignoring safe room vulnerabilities will quickly drain your supplies. On the flip side, the Leon segments demand a more aggressive approach focused on melee mastery, prioritizing armed threats, and carefully investing currency only in weapons you plan to use until the credits roll.

Ultimately, mastering Requiem means understanding the distinct pacing each character brings to the table. Modern survival horror thrives on forcing tough choices, and knowing when to run rather than fight remains the ultimate skill for both veterans and newcomers alike. For a complete visual walkthrough and a deeper breakdown of all twelve mistakes, you can check out the original video feature over at IGN South Africa.

Source: IGN South Africa

Tags: Resident Evil Requiem, Survival Horror, Capcom, Guides, PC and Console

Original article: IGN South Africa