Resident Evil Requiem
Publisher: CAPCOM Co., Ltd.
Game Information
Requiem for the dead. Nightmare for the living.
Resident Evil Requiem is the ninth title in the mainline Resident Evil series.
Prepare to escape death in a heart-stopping experience that will chill you to your core.
Technological advancements combined with the development team's depth of experience combine in a story with rich characters and gameplay that's more immersive than ever before.
A new era of survival horror begins in 2026.
Mac Performance Stats
Experience Reports
6
Play Methods
Average Rating
Experience Reports
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CrossOver
v26.0
- Graphics:
- LOW
- FPS:
- 30
- Resolution:
- 1920 x 1243
- Machine:
- MacBook Air
- Chip:
- M2 BASE
- Cores:
- 8 CPU, 10 GPU
- RAM:
- 16 GB
Review Note:
With all settings at their lowest except resolution and frame rate bumped up one level, Resident Evil Requiem is playable on M2 Macs with 16GB of Unified Memory. Frame rate is 40-60FPS in quiet areas of the game while during heavy combat it will drop to 34FPS. During testing with these settings, frame rate never dropped below 30FPS.
FSR 1 performs the best out of the upscaling options and frame generation was disabled during testing.
Note that this will not work on 8GB Unified Memory models of Mac, nor will it run on M1 series due to lack of support for AtomicInt64OnDescriptorHeapResource.
Subsurface scattering must be disabled as it will cause visual issues.
CrossOver
v26.0
- Graphics:
- MEDIUM
- FPS:
- 80
- Resolution:
- 1920x1080
- Machine:
- MacBook Pro
- Chip:
- M3 MAX
- Cores:
- 16 CPU, 40 GPU
- RAM:
- 128 GB
Review Note:
On normal Crossover doesn't run but with CXPatcher works pretty well. Using AMD FSR 3.1.5 on Quality for best performance and turning off screen space reflections fixes the weird lighting issues in cutscenes and gameplay. The Mac cursor appears a lot of time and alt tab decreases performance somehow overtime.
CrossOver
v27 Preview
- Graphics:
- LOW
- FPS:
- 60
- Resolution:
- 1920x1080
- Machine:
- MacBook Air
- Chip:
- M3 BASE
- Cores:
- 8 CPU, 10 GPU
- RAM:
- 24 GB
Review Note:
The game runs good & playable on my MacBook Air with Low settings, DLSS & Frame gen. Should get better performance with better Mac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUK5jwCYnm8
CrossOver
v26
- Graphics:
- HIGH
- FPS:
- 50
- Resolution:
- 2560x1440
- Machine:
- MacBook Pro
- Chip:
- M4 PRO
- Cores:
- 12 CPU, 16 GPU
- RAM:
- 24 GB
Review Note:
Runs pretty good out of the box, no issues. I prefer the tradeoff of better graphics over fps.
CrossOver
v26.0
- Graphics:
- MEDIUM
- Machine:
- Mac mini
- Chip:
- M4 BASE
- Cores:
- 10 CPU, 10 GPU
- RAM:
- 32 GB
Review Note:
Won't start if you're on Mac Sequoia, updating to Tahoe is required, but I won't do it as I'm not a fan of Tahoe.
CrossOver
v26.1- Graphics:
- HIGH
- FPS:
- 60
- Resolution:
- 1920x1080
- Machine:
- Mac mini
- Chip:
- M4 PRO
- Cores:
- 12 CPU, 16 GPU
- RAM:
- 24 GB
Review Note:
- DLSS Quality
- FG On 2X
- stable 60fps+
- no stutters, no frametime spikes, no fps drops
looks very sharp