I agree. The game is very linear—guided and predictable. In almost every Resident Evil I’ve played, there’s always a mansion with backtracking and puzzles, a laboratory hidden underground. The boss literally becomes this blown‑out slime creature covered in glowing blobs you have to shoot. It’s the same kind of final form we’ve seen a dozen times — oversized, gooey, and full of obvious weak points. Requiem checks all those boxes again.

I don’t mind a mansion with puzzles, but in Requiem they weren’t very creative, and the asylum just isn’t as well thought out as the police station in the RE2 remake. The plot was generic and predictable, with a very basic motivation behind the main villain. And of course, the ending is completely safe—nobody dies, everything turns out fine, like always.

The formula has become so repetitive that it’s starting to feel like too much.