{"id":1552214,"date":"2026-04-13T18:31:12","date_gmt":"2026-04-13T18:31:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/HeCF5qPcHegWfSn9XBsEAm"},"modified":"2026-04-13T18:31:12","modified_gmt":"2026-04-13T18:31:12","slug":"if-youre-finding-resident-evil-requiem-a-bit-scary-why-not-mod-it-to-make-the-enemies-tiny","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arcader.org\/news\/if-youre-finding-resident-evil-requiem-a-bit-scary-why-not-mod-it-to-make-the-enemies-tiny\/","title":{"rendered":"If you’re finding Resident Evil: Requiem a bit scary, why not mod it to make the enemies tiny"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Resident Evil: Requiem<\/a> is my favourite Capcom game in years, and one reason for that is it gets genuinely scary at times. That’s not just in the Grace sections either: Leon might be a complete badass but, on Insanity difficulty especially, the game doesn’t hesitate to swarm you with teeth and claws, alongside some truly horrible death animations. <\/p>\n

So if it all gets a bit much, might I suggest just making all those nasty monsters super small? It’s hard to be scared by a cleaver-wielding zombie chef when he doesn’t even come up to Grace’s kneecap, after all. Such joys await thanks to the straightforwardly named Enemies Scale Modifier<\/a> from modder lucablight83<\/p>\n

The mod requires RE Framework<\/a> installed to work, but after that the script will let you modify enemy size in both directions: you can shrink them down to 10% of their original size, or scale them up to 300% larger. The effect is toggled with an in-game button and slider that should apply any changes instantaneously, though of course there are some glitches with things like enemy clothing when you suddenly make a room full of zombies into miniature zombies.<\/p>\n

The mod’s creator also notes that “sometimes, when the enemies are killed, there are weird physics glitches, like the bodies move on their own (or even fly away…)”<\/p>\n

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