In Resident Evil Requiem, Infinite Ammo is not available during your first playthrough — it becomes a post-game bonus that you can purchase and enable after completing the story once. This unlockable significantly changes how you manage resources in subsequent runs by letting you fire all weapons without consuming ammo.
1. What Infinite Ammo Does?
Once unlocked and activated, weapons never consume ammo when fired. With infinite ammo enabled, New Game+ becomes a more action-focused experience, letting you focus on exploration and combat without resource anxiety.
2. How to Unlock Infinite Ammo
Infinite Ammo for Guns
- Complete the Main Story: You must finish the main campaign on any difficulty. Once the ending rolls and the credits play, New Game+ and the Special Content menu become available.
- Earn CP (Challenge Points): After finishing the campaign, you’ll start accumulating Challenge Points (CP) from completing in-game challenges and objectives such as beating the game on higher difficulties or achieving specific criteria. Most first playthroughs net between ~10,000–15,000 CP, depending on difficulty and challenge completion.
- Access the Special Content: From the main menu, open the Special Content or Bonus Content shop that appears after finishing the game. This shop lists bonus weapons, gameplay modifiers, and cheats you can purchase with CP.
- Purchase Infinite Ammo for Guns (50,000 CP): In the Special Content menu, find the Infinite Ammo (Guns) option — this unlocks infinite ammo for every weapon you use. The cost for this universal infinite ammo option is 50,000 CP.
- (Optional) Purchase Infinite Ammo for the RPG-7 (35,000 CP): If you also want infinite rocket rounds for the RPG-7, this has a separate price of 35,000 CP once the weapon itself is unlocked.
- Enable Infinite Ammo in Settings: After purchasing, you can toggle Infinite Ammo on or off in the game’s Special Content interface before a subsequent playthrough.
3. Tips for Earning CP Faster
CP from Challenges
- Replay on Insanity Mode: Completing the game on Insanity difficulty rewards far more CP than easier modes, making the 50,000 target easier to reach.
- Complete Challenges: The Challenges menu lists bonus objectives that grant CP when completed — prioritizing these helps reach unlock thresholds.
- Multiple Playthroughs: Even if you don’t reach 50,000 CP in one run, accumulating points across several runs will eventually get you there.
