Resident Evil Requiem: strong accessibility options, but no menu narration
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Capcom’s official web manual for Resident Evil Requiem describes a dedicated Accessibility tab with presets for visual, auditory, motion-sickness, and physical accessibility. In a new accessibility review, Can I Play That? highlights advanced aim assist, customizable controls, subtitles, captions, HUD customization, and the ability to switch between first-person and third-person perspectives. The review also flags an important limitation: the game does not include menu narration.
For low-vision players, presets, HUD options, captions, and flexible camera settings may be useful improvements. For blind players, the lack of menu narration is a major limitation, so this should not be read as confirmation that the whole game is playable without sight.
Sources: Capcom’s official Resident Evil Requiem manual accessibility page, Can I Play That?’s accessibility review, and Access-Ability’s review focused on camera choice and motion sickness.