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Resident Evil Requiem is finally upon us. The much-anticipated return of Leon S. Kennedy, accompanied by series newcomer Grace Ashcroft, has been met with near-unequivocal praise. Capcom has pulled from the decades-long history of the survival horror games to craft something that lands neatly between the intense atmosphere of Biohazard and the full-tilt action of RE4 Remake. But as you prepare to dig up every hidden clue, keep your eyes peeled for one particular secret that appears to have so far eluded even those with early access.

How do you get all three quartz in the clinic in Resident Evil Requiem? The first big objective for Grace is to escape the clinic, and you need to put three quartz in a door to do so. However, they're all hidden behind puzzles and in parts of the building you can't access quite yet. As you'd expect, you'll need to complete various Resident Evil Requiem puzzles to get everything you need, finding items and backtracking along the way. The early hours of the horror game are pretty complex, but we'll guide you through what you need to do. Be warned, there are some significant spoilers for the opening hours of the game down below, as getting all quartz isn't as simple as you might expect.

A lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James accuses Valve of "illegally promoting gambling through videogames popular with children and teenagers." The developer behind Steam has long featured loot boxes in games including Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and Team Fortress 2, which offer a selection of typically cosmetic rewards that use a random roll to determine the prize awarded from a list when they are opened. The Office of the Attorney General alleges, "Valve has made billions of dollars luring its users, many of whom are teenagers or younger, to engage in gambling in the hopes of winning expensive virtual items that they can cash in on."

We all hate cheaters and griefers. As a longtime League of Legends player and returning Overwatch obsessive, there's nothing worse than loading into a game and getting instantly headshotted by a Widowmaker with an aimbot, or watching your mid-laner run it down as blue Nunu. Bad actors make the entire multiplayer game ecosystem worse, and it often feels like it's not a high priority for developers. I see daily petitions to Riot's head of LoL product Drew 'Just a Capybara' Levin to get players removed (sometimes successfully, other times not so much). I see weekly ban wave reports from various online titans. Still, however, the problem persists, and the latest game that's seen an influx of cheaters is Marvel Rivals.

How do you open warped closets in Requiem? We've been breaking open closets in Resident Evil since stepping inside the Spencer Mansion in the '90s, and we're not about to stop now. As you explore Rhodes Hill Care Center as Grace, you'll inevitably come across this stubborn bit of furniture. Try to open it, and you'll be met with the message: "The door is warped and won't open." Fortunately, that's not quite true. Just like the pools of blood you encounter playing as Leon in the horror game, warped closets in Resident Evil Requiem do serve a purpose - you just won't be able to open them while playing as Grace. Here's how to open warped closets and what you can find inside them once you do.

How do you get the fuse in Resident Evil Requiem? The first time you take control of Grace in the Rhodes Hill Clinic, you'll need to get the fuse to bring power to the exit so that you can escape. However, as expected, it's not as simple as just heading to a room and grabbing it. As the first puzzle section in Resident Evil Requiem, it's a taster of things to come. If you don't look closely, the items you need to progress will be tough to find. The horror game starts the scares off strong, so be prepared for what's to come in this opening section.

Where are all the Antique Coins in Resident Evil Requiem? RE7's collectible coins return for Requiem, and they're the easiest way to score some early upgrades. This time around, you won't be using them to open birdcages. Instead, you can spend them as soon as you unlock the Parlor in the Rhodes Hill Care Center. There are 19 Antique Coins in Resident Evil Requiem, but you only need 17 to retrieve all the upgrades in the Parlor's prize cabinet. These upgrades increase Grace's maximum health, inventory space, firepower, and blood collector capacity. Needless to say, getting all of them can mean the difference between life and death, especially this early on in the survival horror game. Remember to keep an inventory slot free to pick them up - thankfully, they do stack.

How do you open the Organ Transport Box in Resident Evil Requiem? As you try to escape the clinic as Grace, you'll eventually stumble across the Garage. Pride of place in the back of the truck is the organ transport box, but it's not clear what you need to do to open it. As you'd expect from the horror game, you'll regularly find things in Resident Evil Requiem that you can't immediately do anything with. That's likely the same for the organ box, which requires you to open something else to get the instructions. Be warned, there will be some light spoilers for the early hours of the game below.

Where do you get the forklift key in Resident Evil Requiem? On the hunt for Emily and the final of the three quartzes Grace needs to escape, you'll find yourself in the building's basement. To free Grace and get out, you need to get three cores that control electricity on the floor. Along the way, you'll find a forklift that's blocking the way, and you need to find the key to get past it. Much like in other Resident Evil games, you'll need to keep moving forward in another direction, eventually stumbling across the key before heading back to where it's needed. This horror game is no different, but we'll point you towards exactly where you need to go to get the forklift key in RE Requiem.