As the gaming community eagerly anticipates the arrival of Resident Evil Requiem on the forthcoming Nintendo Switch 2, Capcom has issued an important reminder to fans regarding spoilers and unauthorized leaks.
The next mainline entry in the iconic survival horror franchise is scheduled for release on February 27, 2026, and serves as one of the flagship titles for Nintendo's next-generation hardware. Resident Evil Requiem stars series veteran Leon S.
Kennedy alongside new character Grace Ashcroft, an FBI intelligence analyst.
While fans are excited about the new narrative direction and expanded cast, Capcom is taking proactive steps to protect the community's day-one experience from being spoiled by pre-release leaks. In an official statement circulated across Capcom’s social media channels, the publisher requests that fans refrain from sharing or posting any early spoilers or leaked content related to Resident Evil Requiem.
The message underscores Capcom’s commitment to preserving the game’s narrative surprises and ensuring that everyone can enjoy the story as intended upon release. "To help preserve the day-one experience, our legal department remains vigilant and will proceed with issuing takedown and removal requests for unauthorized leaks," Capcom stated. Despite Capcom’s efforts, reports have surfaced of alleged story leaks and other sensitive content spreading across social media platforms and online forums.
The company’s firm stance reflects a broader industry trend, as publishers ramp up efforts to prevent premature story revelations that could diminish player enjoyment. Resident Evil Requiem’s launch marks another major milestone for Capcom and the Nintendo Switch 2 platform, continuing a legacy that has contributed to over 142 million units sold for the Resident Evil franchise worldwide since its inception.
In addition to the game’s highly anticipated story, Capcom has confirmed that two exclusive amiibo will accompany the release later in the year, offering fans more ways to engage with the iconic series via Nintendo’s ecosystem. Players eager to experience Resident Evil Requiem on launch day are encouraged to exercise caution online to avoid spoilers.
Capcom remains steadfast in its approach to protecting its intellectual property and ensuring a fair, unspoiled experience for the global Resident Evil community.
The developer’s ongoing commitment to legal measures sends a clear message: efforts to share or disseminate leaks ahead of official release will be met with swift action. As the February 2026 release date draws closer, fans are advised to stay vigilant on social media and discussion sites, and to look forward to uncovering Leon S.
Kennedy’s and Grace Ashcroft’s latest adventure when Resident Evil Requiem arrives exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
The next mainline entry in the iconic survival horror franchise is scheduled for release on February 27, 2026, and serves as one of the flagship titles for Nintendo's next-generation hardware. Resident Evil Requiem stars series veteran Leon S.
Kennedy alongside new character Grace Ashcroft, an FBI intelligence analyst.
While fans are excited about the new narrative direction and expanded cast, Capcom is taking proactive steps to protect the community's day-one experience from being spoiled by pre-release leaks. In an official statement circulated across Capcom’s social media channels, the publisher requests that fans refrain from sharing or posting any early spoilers or leaked content related to Resident Evil Requiem.
The message underscores Capcom’s commitment to preserving the game’s narrative surprises and ensuring that everyone can enjoy the story as intended upon release. "To help preserve the day-one experience, our legal department remains vigilant and will proceed with issuing takedown and removal requests for unauthorized leaks," Capcom stated. Despite Capcom’s efforts, reports have surfaced of alleged story leaks and other sensitive content spreading across social media platforms and online forums.
The company’s firm stance reflects a broader industry trend, as publishers ramp up efforts to prevent premature story revelations that could diminish player enjoyment. Resident Evil Requiem’s launch marks another major milestone for Capcom and the Nintendo Switch 2 platform, continuing a legacy that has contributed to over 142 million units sold for the Resident Evil franchise worldwide since its inception.
In addition to the game’s highly anticipated story, Capcom has confirmed that two exclusive amiibo will accompany the release later in the year, offering fans more ways to engage with the iconic series via Nintendo’s ecosystem. Players eager to experience Resident Evil Requiem on launch day are encouraged to exercise caution online to avoid spoilers.
Capcom remains steadfast in its approach to protecting its intellectual property and ensuring a fair, unspoiled experience for the global Resident Evil community.
The developer’s ongoing commitment to legal measures sends a clear message: efforts to share or disseminate leaks ahead of official release will be met with swift action. As the February 2026 release date draws closer, fans are advised to stay vigilant on social media and discussion sites, and to look forward to uncovering Leon S.
Kennedy’s and Grace Ashcroft’s latest adventure when Resident Evil Requiem arrives exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
