The opening night of the Cologne Game Show (August 19) will release the live demonstration of "Resident Evil: Requiem" for the first time.The well-known whistleblower "Dusk Golem" recently revealed many details about this new work through social media: the game uses a new light and shadow engine and is equipped with a unique intelligent AI system, and some open areas of Raccoon City need to explore driving vehicles.

Although the revelations of "Dusk Golem" have always been highly credible, players still need to remain cautious.The key information he revealed in the news may be verified in the opening night live broadcast:

The official has confirmed that the game supports first/third person instant switching (equivalent to the development of two games simultaneously), and uses the new light and shadow engine and the same hair system as "Virtual and Real".

Trackers will use dynamic AI systems to achieve intelligent behavior.The open area of Raccoon City has been carefully optimized, and Lyon's combat system has been greatly innovated, integrating elements of "The Last of Us 2" and original mechanisms.

Grace chapters strengthen the physical interaction of the environment and require clever use of light and dark balance.More details will not be disclosed yet, but it is certain that the official still has many surprises hidden.

The whistleblower then released stills of Alice driving a motorcycle in the movie version of "Resident Evil", which is suspected to suggest that this game will include similar vehicle gameplay.