Peak RE and Great on Switch 2!

The Switch 2’s performance continues to impress me with ports that challenge current-generation hardware, and Resident Evil Requiem is the latest—and by far the most impressive—so far in the handheld’s life. This game is near perfect.

I enjoyed Grace’s gameplay the most, playing in first-person mode. It’s tense and genuinely scary, requiring more strategic inventory management. While the puzzles can be predictable, they’re still fun. The atmosphere across different locations builds tension well, and some enemies are truly frightening.

Leon’s gameplay segments, on the other hand, feel more overpowered, letting you take on enemies head-on. Inventory management isn’t much of a concern since items are plentiful. It serves as a nice change of pace and a bit of relief from the more intense moments in Grace’s sections. You play as Leon for most of the back half of the game.

This one is peak Resident Evil, though I still think RE4 is the better game.

Playing on Switch 2 was amazing. I never felt like I was missing out or that gameplay was compromised. On the contrary, I was impressed by how good the game looks and how well it performs on the system.

Fun strategy game that isn’t overly complex or difficult to learn. It leans into roguelite elements, encouraging multiple runs with varying success while you acquire permanent buffs and unlock new equipment. It only takes a few runs to encounter most enemy types and start reaching the final boss. Challenging and fun overall, and easy to pick up and play.

Nice little Metroid-style game. The zero-suit cat functions like the morph ball, letting you reach certain areas, but it leaves you vulnerable to enemies and unable to attack, which adds a nice sense of tension. The mech suit is mostly overpowered, and only the bosses really provide much of a challenge.

Nostalgic feelings when I played this game.

Very fun game. Spent many hours on this game.

This is a fun game, all of us had great fun playing this game.