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Capcom has released the classic Resident Evil titles on Steam, but the versions include Enigma DRM, sparking criticism over performance issues and poor Steam Deck compatibility. Meanwhile, Steam is introducing a new feature to estimate game FPS before purchase, helping users assess performance based on their PC specifications. In addition, notable discounts are available on titles like Frostpunk 2 and Symphony of War: The Nephilim Saga, with the latter receiving 94% positive reviews from players.
NVIDIA DLSS 5: Revolution or AI Slop? New Technology Sparks Controversial Reactions
NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 5 at GTC 2026, a new technology described as 3D-guided neural rendering that enables fully AI-driven image generation. The system uses 2D color data and motion vectors to create photorealistic lighting and materials in real time, set to launch in autumn 2026 on the new GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards. While praised for its technical innovation, DLSS 5 has sparked intense criticism for altering developers' artistic vision and creating a uniform, often unexpected visual style.
Cities: Skylines 2 has received a major free patch featuring new features such as a zoning toggle, the Iceflake Arena, two Creator Packs, and two radio stations. Development has shifted to Iceflake Studios after Colossal Order admitted that the Unity engine was overestimated, causing significant development challenges. The update also includes multiple bug fixes and introduces a new in-game encyclopedia. Developers are committed to ongoing improvements and fixes.
Resident Evil Requiem Gets Patch and DLC Plans – Crimson Desert Faces Release Controversies
Capcom has released patch 1.110 for Resident Evil Requiem, fixing technical issues and removing RE-Framework mod support, while also confirming future content including a story DLC, mini-game, and photo mode. Meanwhile, Crimson Desert, an action-adventure by Pearl Abyss, is set to launch on March 19, 2026, but faces controversy over the late addition of Denuvo DRM, limited inventory space, and large download sizes, despite positive early reviews.
Resident Evil Requiem: Record Sales, Steam Peak and New Fan Theories
Resident Evil Requiem by Capcom has sold over 6 million copies worldwide, making it the fastest-selling game in the series. Just days after release, it reached a new peak of 344,214 concurrent players on Steam and topped German sales charts. Set in Raccoon City, the game blends classic horror with modern action, following Leon S. Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft, while fan speculation has surged over Leon’s mysterious ring. Capcom has also teased a potential DLC in 2026 focusing on Leon, alongside new content to celebrate the milestone.
Resident Evil: Requiem Sets Steam Record and Earns International Acclaim
Resident Evil: Requiem set a new Steam record with 267,509 concurrent players at launch, surpassing the previous series peak and reaching over 320,000 on its first day. The game received overwhelmingly positive international reviews for its clear separation of survival horror and action elements, along with strong technical performance, detailed environments, and stable gameplay. While praised for its atmospheric tension and balance, it also faced criticism for missing customization options and technical issues such as crashes and performance fluctuations. Released on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, Requiem marks one of the most successful launches in the franchise's history.