If you’ve been browsing the Google Play Store lately, you might have spotted a listing for “Resident Evil Requiem” complete with a “Coming Soon” banner and high-quality assets.
Stop right there. While Resident Evil Requiem is a real game (the massive 9th mainline installment recently released by Capcom for consoles and PC), this mobile listing is a 100% unauthorized scam. Check out the more information on Resident Evil Requim Mobile version listing.

Resident Evil Requiem Mobile App- Why You Should Be Careful

Capcom has been enjoying massive success with the launch of Requiem on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and the Nintendo Switch 2. However, they have not announced or released a native version for Android or iOS.

Scammers often use “Coming Soon” or “Pre-registration” banners to:

• Harvest Personal Data: They may ask you to “log in” or provide an email for updates.
• Ad-Ware/Malware: Downloading these fake launchers can infect your device with intrusive ads or even malicious software.
• Scam Surveys: Some apps claim you can “unlock” the beta by completing surveys that steal your information.

The Facts vs. The Fake

How to Stay Safe

• Check the Publisher: If the developer isn’t listed as “CAPCOM Co., Ltd.”, it’s a fake.
• Look for the Official Blue Check: Legitimate major releases will usually have a verified badge or be featured on the “Top Charts” by Google itself.
• Cross-Reference: Always check the Official Resident Evil Twitter/X or Capcom’s website before clicking “Pre-register.”
• Report the App: If you see it, hit the three dots in the corner of the Play Store listing and select “Flag as inappropriate” to help Google take it down.