Resident Evil Survival Unit - Game Guide / Data Base

Game Title	Resident Evil Survival Unit
Release Date	November 17, 2025 (Global)
Platform	Mobile
Developer	Capcom

Event List (Duration):

• Ace's Proof (7 days)
• Field Exploration (2 days) 
• Operative Mission (2 days) 
• Sample Exchange (3 days) 
• Secure Gear (2 days)
• Special Exchange (3 days) 

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Resident Evil Survival Unit - Sample Exchange

 

RULES
1. During the event, you can obtain Infected Tissue Samples from Traces of Mortem by using the Radar
2. Small amounts of Infected Tissue Samples can also be found in other Radar Missions while the event is running
3. These samples, which hold immense potential for new research, can be traded in at the [Sample Exchange] for rewards of your choice, including Luminium.

Each unexchanged Infected Tissue Sample will be converted into 10k Food when the event ends, so please make sure to trade them in during the event period!


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Resident Evil Survival Unit - Secure Gear

RULES
1. During the event period, you can earn points by completing objectives.
2. When you reach the point target, you can claim point achievement rewards.
3. After the event ends, ranking rewards will be distributed based on the points earned.


EARN POINTS

Increase Operative Treasure Rating by 1 = 3 Points
    - Advanced (T1) : 1,125
    - Advanced (T2) : 1,875
    - Rare (T1) : 3,000
    - Rare (T2) : 4,500
    - Rare (T3) : 5,100
    - Rare (T4) : 5,440
    - Epic (T1) : 3,230
    - Epic (T2) : 3,230
    - Epic (T3) : 3,225
    - Epic (T4) : 3,225
    - Epic+ (T1) : 3,440
    - Epic+ (T2) : 3,440
    - Epic+ (T3) : 4,085
    - Epic+ (T4) : 4,085
    - Legendary (T1) : 6,250
    - Legendary (T2) : 6,250
    - Legendary (T3) : 6,250
    - Legendary (T4) : 6,250
    - Legendary+ (T1) : 6,250
    - Legendary+ (T2) : 6,250
    - Legendary+ (T3) : 6,250
    - Legendary+ (T4) : 6,250
    - Legendary++ (T1) : 6,250
    - Legendary++ (T2) : 6,250
    - Legendary++ (T3) : 6,250
    - Legendary++ (T4) : 6,250

Use 1 Luminium on Construction = 100 Points

Use 1 Rare Hero Files to raise a Hero's Rank = 15 Points

Use 1 Epic Hero Files to raise a Hero's Rank = 50 Points

Use 1 Legendary Hero Files to raise a Hero's Rank = 125 Points

Use 1 minutes of Construction Speed Up = 1 Points

Use 1 minutes of Research Speed Up = 1 Points

Use 1 minutes of Training Speed Up = 1 Points


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Resident Evil Survival Unit - Special Exchange

RULES
During the event, you can use Gems to buy Exchange Tickets directly or acquire them through packages. Once you have enough Exchange Tickets, you can exchange them for various rewards.


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50 days of Resident Evil Survival Unit - Unstoppable Cheaters and unfixed bugs

Basically the core gameplay of this game is like a strategy war game, the classic fixed camera gameplay that you probably saw on Youtube is just a very very small part of the game. The main part is building your troops, strengthen your base, and hopefully joining an active wealthy alliance to get a lot more rewards from conquering all events.

Now, about the cheaters - first of all, I don’t know exactly how they do it. It seems like they pay for a small amount of resources but somehow end up getting 10x or even 100x more than what they paid for. At least in World 1, I’ve seen a few players who grew much faster than anyone else, even the whales. They eventually got banned, but they had already been bullying others for quite some time. Even now, there are still a few suspicious players around. People report them, but it takes some time before any action is taken. What about the cheaters who aren’t so obvious, will they be able to escape being banned? And how often can the game masters actually catch them? How could it be cheated so easily?

Regarding the bugs, they’ve fixed some, good job, but I wonder why the obvious ones are still there (even as I’m writing this). For example, the Arena points system: sometimes I win a battle but don’t receive points, and sometimes I lose but still gain points. When I watch replays of my battles, they often show different outcomes, like my Claire defeating the opponent in the actual fight, but in the replay, she’s the one who gets defeated.

Also during the Saint Vale battle (major event), my troops got stuck in the laser tower even after the opponent had taken it, they were supposed to return, but they didn’t. And the list of bugs just keeps going. Imagine paying for extra stuff only to get unfairly overwhelmed by cheaters, losing the rewards that should be yours, or losing a battle you should’ve won because of bugs. Also they have a wrong description for the Mortem 3 earlier.

Nowadays, Capcom doesn’t seem directly involved in the day-to-day development of this mobile game, so Aniplex and Joycity, WTF are you guys doing? You’ve got a major IP in the video game, and you’re just messing it up like this?

Resident Evil 9 Requiem - Demo is out!

Resident Evil 9: Requiem’s demo was released a day after the new trailer at Gamescom 2025, featuring around 10 minutes of gameplay.

Grace Ashcroft, the main character, begins inside a dark mansion with limited light source. Players must find a fuse to open the gate and escape the area while avoiding a monster reminiscent of the Marguerite boss from Resident Evil 7. The demo also allows players to switch between first-person and third-person (over-the-shoulder) views.

Resident Evil 9: Requiem is scheduled to release on February 27, 2026. Expect more teasers to be revealed in the near future, especially at Tokyo Game Show 2025.

Check out the new trailer at Gamescom here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19LGIQNmN4M

I Hate This Place - an isometric Survival Horror with a Focus on Stealth

I Hate This Place is a brutal isometric survival horror where reality twists, and endless nightmares. Story set in a cursed land with bunch of 'Silent Hill kind' of monsters, you’ll have to scavenge, craft, sneak around or fight to survive (so far in the demo, you can sneak through most parts).

It’s a pretty cool concept to see an isometric (top-down-like) horror game, since there aren’t many games using this perspective compared to first-person and over-the-shoulder horror. There’s another similar title called Whisper Mountain Outbreak, set to release this month, the biggest difference is that you fight through monsters in a group where teamwork and positioning are key, whereas I Hate This Place focuses more on stealth and “hide and seek” gameplay.

The demo showcases various types of monsters, including aggressive, stationary, and patrolling enemies. Most of them are blind, so you need to move slowly and stay quiet if you want to avoid combat. There are also many basic items to try out here such as firearms, grenades, and decoy tools. The demo covers about 30 minutes of gameplay, during which you try to escape from the first building.

My full demo walkthrough


I Hate This Place on Steam
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2604490/I_Hate_This_Place/