The big Resident Evil Requiem interview: how Capcom made a modern horror classic
Resident Evil Requiem's director Koshi Nakanishi and producer Masato Kumzawa discuss the game's success and design philosophy, emphasizing the balance between horror and action that defines the series. They highlight the intentional design of the game's uncanny zombies and the narrative pacing, including the use of Leon S. Kennedy's sections as a pressure release from the intense horror experienced by newcomer Grace Ashcroft. The interview also touches on the game's role as a 30th-anniversary celebration and the team's strategy for appealing to both long-time fans and new players.
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