Resident Evil Requiem comes free with Nvidia’s new RTX 50 series bundle, available for 5070 or better GPUs
Nvidia’s partnerships with AAA game devs aren’t stopping in 2026. Capcom’s latest entry to the Resident Evil franchise, Resident Evil Requiem, launches on February 27 and is now available for free when bundled with an RTX 50 series graphics card. As per usual, the offer is applicable for the RTX 5070 upwards, which rules out the cheaper 5060 Ti, 5060, and 5050 GPUs.
While it isn’t a great time to upgrade your graphics card, given recent price hikes and stock shortages, bundles like this will help soften the blow, especially if you’re a fan of the Resident Evil series and are in the market for a new GPU. If you’re looking to grab one for MSRP, the official Nvidia store is your best bet – though Founders Edition models don’t last long after a restock.
RTX 50 series bundle for Resident Evil Requiem
The official bundle page details all you need to know about the new promotion. Retailers tend to make it obvious when a card is applicable for tie-in bundles like these, and Nvidia lists popular stores such as Best Buy, Micro Center, and Newegg among those supporting the offer. You’ll be able to spot the offer on RTX 5070 to 5090 models, including desktop GPUs and 50-series laptops.
- RTX 5090 (desktop or laptop)
- RTX 5080 (desktop or laptop)
- RTX 5070 Ti (desktop or laptop)
- RTX 5070 (desktop or laptop)
Those who buy an eligible graphics card or laptop will receive a code for Resident Evil Requiem Standard Edition on Steam, which is worth $69.99. Capcom also sells Digital Deluxe and Deluxe Steelbook editions, but those are not included in this bundle. 4K path tracing and DLSS 4 MFG support will be there on day one – Nvidia’s demo video below showcases visuals and performance.
The bundle is available starting today (February 10) and will be available until March 16, over two weeks after the game launches – redeemable codes will expire a month later on April 16. Full terms and conditions are available on the Nvidia site here, where you can find information regarding availability in your region.
