Resident Evil Requiem 100% Save File for PC (Complete Save)
Resident Evil Requiem
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Save File Overview
This resident evil requiem save file picks up right after Grace Ashcroft and Leon Kennedy's story is finished, with the campaign cleared and completion rewards already in place. Both playable perspectives are complete, so you're not stuck replaying either character's chapters to see the other side of the story. Weapon upgrades, key items, and the rewards tied to finishing the campaign are already there, and difficulty options above the default are open for players who want a Hardcore or higher run without a first clear. Multiple save slots hold different points in the story, so you can drop into whichever stage of the campaign you actually want instead of always starting from the ending. If you lost your progress, switched PCs, or just want to skip straight to post-game content and higher difficulties, this save gets you there without the 15+ hour campaign in between. It's built for a finished Steam install, not a fresh unmodified start.
System Folder Location for Save Data
userdata\<YourSteamID>\3764200\remote\win64_save\Close Resident Evil Requiem completely before touching this folder — the game writes to it on exit, and mid-session edits risk corrupting the save. Open your Steam library folder (default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam), then go into userdata. Inside, you'll see a folder named with your numeric Steam ID — if you're not sure which one is yours, it's usually the only one with recent activity. Open that folder, then look for 3764200, which is Resident Evil Requiem's Steam App ID. Inside that is a remote folder, and inside that is win64_save, where the actual save files sit in BIN format. Fully close Steam too, not just the game — Steam Cloud can sync your old save back down the moment the client reconnects if you don't disable cloud saves first. Once you're in win64_save, that's the folder where the replacement files go.
Game Edition & Version Requirements
Version: PC — Steam (Steam App ID 3764200).
Progress: Campaign Completed — Both Protagonists Finished, Completion Rewards & Higher Difficulties Available
File Size: Approx. 5–15 MB (estimated — exact size depends on the uploaded archive).
Resident Evil Requiem's PC version runs on Steam, using Capcom's RE Engine save structure, which is stored per Steam account rather than per Windows user. Steam Cloud is active by default and can restore an older save the moment you launch the game if it's still enabled, so it needs to be turned off before you drop a replacement in. `[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: DLC or edition-specific save requirements]` — no confirmed DLC content currently changes save compatibility. A patch mismatch is the main thing that can stop a save from loading: if your install is behind the version the save was created on, the game may fail to read newer save data or reject the file outright. If you're on Xbox Game Pass or the Microsoft Store version, saves are stored in an encrypted, account-locked format that isn't interchangeable with the Steam save structure covered here.
How to Apply This Save File Correctly
Close Resident Evil Requiem, then fully close Steam. Steam Cloud can restore your previous save the moment the client reconnects if it's still running.
Go to userdata\\3764200\remote\win64_save and copy the downloaded BIN save files into that folder. Back up your existing files first before overwriting anything.
Relaunch the game through Steam and load a save slot from the main menu. Check the story chapter and difficulty options available to confirm the replacement loaded correctly.
Essential Save File FAQs
Does the Resident Evil Requiem save file work with the Steam version specifically?
Yes, this save is built for the Steam BIN save format stored in userdata\<SteamID>\3764200\remote\win64_save. It isn't interchangeable with the Xbox or Microsoft Store version, which uses an encrypted, account-locked save format.
Why isn't my downloaded Resident Evil Requiem save loading?
Check your game version first — a save made on a newer patch than your current install can fail to load. The second likely cause is Steam Cloud restoring your old save after you copied the new files in, so confirm cloud saves were disabled before you replaced anything.
What does the Resident Evil Requiem 100% save file include?
Both Grace Ashcroft's and Leon Kennedy's campaign paths are finished, key rewards tied to completion are in place, and higher difficulty options beyond the default are available. Multiple save slots cover different points across the story.
Preventing Progress Loss: Backup Reminders
Copy your entire win64_save folder to a separate location before replacing anything inside it — that's your rollback if the new save doesn't load or you want your original progress back. Steam Cloud is the biggest risk here: if it's enabled, closing and reopening the game can silently pull your old save back down and overwrite the replacement, so disable cloud saves in Steam's game properties before you start. Saves are tied to your Steam account through the userdata folder structure, so a save from another Steam account won't automatically show up — it needs to go into your own account's userdata path. If you're running the Xbox or Microsoft Store version, its encrypted save format isn't interchangeable with the Steam BIN files covered here. A normal save replacement is just copying files into win64_save — nothing about this process should ever require running an .exe.
Summary
This save drops you into a finished Resident Evil Requiem campaign — both protagonists cleared, completion rewards in place, higher difficulties open. It's built for the Steam version specifically, using the win64_save BIN format, not the Xbox or Microsoft Store save structure. Back up your current win64_save folder before replacing anything, and disable Steam Cloud first so it doesn't restore your old progress the next time you launch the game. If the replacement doesn't load, check your patch version before anything else — a save made on a newer build than your install is the most common reason it won't read. From there, jump into a higher difficulty run or replay any available chapter.
