Will Leon Kennedy be playable in Resident Evil Requiem?
Leaks suggest he will be a main protagonist alongside Grace Ashcroft.
Gaming / Resident Evil
Is Resident Evil Requiem set to be Leon Kennedy’s swan song? A new leak suggests this could be his last major role in the series, with more details expected at Gamescom 2025. The game is slated for release on February 27, 2026, for PlayStat...
Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline entry in the series, has been generating buzz since its announcement at Summer Game Fest 2025. Players will take on the roles of Grace Ashcroft and Leon Kennedy, investigating mysterious deaths at the Wrenwood Hotel. According to a reliable Resident Evil insider, Dusk Golem, Requiem’s theme of "Long Awaited Endings & New Beginnings" is tied to Leon’s future in the series. While Leon may still appear in other media and earlier timeline stories, this could be his final major role in the main series. Fans speculate this could mean anything from retirement to a more permanent farewell for the character. Media impressions of Resident Evil Requiem will be shared after Gamescom 2025, with further showings planned for the Tokyo Game Show.
Leaks suggest he will be a main protagonist alongside Grace Ashcroft.
Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 19 is expected to showcase new footage and information.
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