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Resident Evil Requiem encourages you to play Grace’s sections in first-person and Leon’s over the shoulder, which helps emphasize the scariness of the former and the badassness of the chainsaw-parrying latter. I played through the whole opening with my mouse in molasses though, because I thought there wasn’t a way to change the sensitivity. It’s a Capcom game, you’ll forgive me for assuming the PC options might be lacking.
Capcom had to point it out themselves in a news announcement post-release: “Mouse sensitivity settings for each character can be changed via Camera in the Options menu. First, select Grace’s Camera or Leon’s Camera. Once selected, a menu with more detailed settings will open. From there, you can adjust the camera speed of first-person and third-person perspectives.”
You won’t find an FOV slider anywhere, however, even though the Resident Evil 4 remake had one—an odd instance of backsliding on a useful feature after finally giving in and adding it. The resolution options are pretty basic too, and my wackadoo 2560×1600 monitor isn’t supported. There’s always REFramework, I guess.
