Resident Evil Requiem, referred to in Capcom's Japanese materials as BIOHAZARD requiem, is a current Capcom title that has been discounted in two separate 2026 sales and appears in NVIDIA's DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction testing. It is available on PlayStation Store and Steam.
Resident Evil Requiem entered the summer at a 20 percent discount in Capcom's CAPCOM SUMMER SALE, which the publisher announced on July 10. That sale covered the PlayStation Store and Steam, with PlayStation Store pricing ending July 14 for PS Plus members and Steam pricing running through July 24. It was the first of two documented discounts for the title in 2026.
The game surfaced again in August, not as a sales item but as a technical reference point. NVIDIA's DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction update, built on a second-generation Transformer model and rolling out to GeForce RTX 20 through 50 series GPUs, was tested in Biohazard Requiem by Game Spark on a GeForce RTX 5090. The outlet reported clearer raindrop outlines and more stable reflections on glass surfaces. The update adds finer developer control over temporal accumulation and arrives through the NVIDIA App via DLSS Override.
By October the title was back on discount. Valve's Steam Autumn Sale began at 2:00 AM Japan time on October 2 and ran until 2:00 AM on October 9, and BIOHAZARD requiem was listed at 30 percent off for 6,293 yen during it. The discount followed reports that Square Enix and Atlus had opened their own sales ahead of Valve's official start, creating mismatches between Steam store page countdowns and actual sale end times.
What the coverage establishes is a game that is commercially active and technically relevant to NVIDIA's ray tracing improvements. Beyond the two discount windows and the DLSS testing, the stories give no release date, no platform exclusivity, no sales figures, and no staff or development details.
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Oct 3
Valve started the Steam Autumn Sale at 2:00 AM Japan time on October 2, and the sale runs until 2:00 AM on October 9. Pocketpair put Palworld at 30 percent off for 2,380 yen and Craftopia at 40 percent off for 1,680 yen, with the publisher saying every eligible title sits at its lowest price yet. Capcom's BIOHAZARD requiem is 30 percent off at 6,293 yen and PRAGMATA is 20 percent off at 6,392 yen. Square Enix and Atlus opened their own sales ahead of Valve's start, listing Persona 3 Reload at 70 percent off for 2,303 yen and FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH at 70 percent off for 1,973 yen. 4Gamer.net reported Pocketpair's discounts and Automaton listed titles including ARC Raiders at 50 percent off and Monster Hunter Wilds at 25 percent off.
Aug 27
NVIDIA is updating its Ray Reconstruction technology with a second-generation Transformer model as part of DLSS 4.5, scheduled to roll out on GeForce RTX GPUs from the 20 series through the 50 series in August 2026. The new model, introduced alongside the gamescom 2026 announcements, is trained on a larger dataset and uses 35% more computational power while processing 20% more parameters. It gives developers finer control over temporal accumulation, which determines how much information from past frames is kept. Automaton's hands-on testing with a GeForce RTX 5070 Ti found that afterimages from path-traced light sources, like the lasers in Capcom's PRAGMATA, now disappear more quickly and naturally. Game Spark, using a GeForce RTX 5090, verified similar results in PRAGMATA and Biohazard Requiem, noting clearer raindrop outlines and more stable reflections on glass surfaces. NVIDIA materials state the performance impact is nearly negligible on RTX 40/50 series, though slight differences may occur on 20/30 series due to architectural constraints. The update also works with RTX Remix and arrives in the NVIDIA App via DLSS Override.
Jul 10
Capcom announced the CAPCOM SUMMER SALE on July 10, offering discounts on a wide range of titles across PlayStation Store and Steam. The sale includes Monster Hunter Wilds at 58% off, Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak at 84% off, Resident Evil Requiem at 20% off, and many classic collections. PlayStation Store discounts run until July 14 for PS Plus members, while Steam discounts run until July 24.