Resident Evil Requiem is seeing unusually high completion rates across platforms according to achievement and trophy data. Steam shows roughly 70% of players earning the final story achievement while PlayStation sits at about 67%.
Those numbers are rare for modern AAA releases. Many big-budget games struggle to keep players engaged through the credits with completion rates often falling well below 50%. Open-world titles and lengthy RPGs frequently see the majority of players drop off before the ending.
It mostly comes down to length and pacing. Requiem clocks in at around nine to 15 hours for most first playthroughs depending on playstyle. That makes it finishable in a weekend for dedicated players or across a few evening sessions for others.
The game splits its campaign between two playable characters. Grace’s sections lean into survival horror with stalker enemy encounters while Leon’s segments shift toward more action-focused gameplay. This structure keeps the experience varied without bloating the runtime.
Platform achievement and trophy systems track what percentage of all players who launched the game have earned specific milestones. The “finished the story” achievement serves as a proxy for completion rates though it includes everyone who bought the game even if they never got past the first chapter.
