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Resident Evil Requiem safe codes open five safes you can find in different locations as Grace or Leon, and these combinations unlock various rewards that can help you survive. These are five safes are split between the Rhodes Hill Care Center at the start, and a later location - so spoilers warning there.
Most of the codes you need can be found fairly close to the safes themselve, with one exception. However, while you'll find the first safes early on, you'll have to wait a while before getting anywhere near their codes. To save you the confusion of wondering where or when you'll find the combinations in Resident Evil Requiem, I've listed the codes themselves and the locations for everything below, for all modes.
Resident Evil Requiem safe codes, locations and contents
Finding the safe codes in Resident Evil Requiem can be frustrating as while you'll find two safes within the first hour of playing, the codes can take a lot longer to uncover. Especially if you're taking your time and exploring every corner, ironically, as they're story-locked to progression. The first two combinations are actually unobtainable until you get a Level 1 Wristband that you won't see until you've solved the first Resident Evil Requiem puzzle box and found the second needed for the Moon Sun and Star door. After that you'll need to wait until you switch from Grace to Leon to get the third. The final two are fairly close to the safes they open but further in the game at a new location. Below, are all the codes if you just want to open the safes as you find them.
Resident Evil Requiem Bar and Lounge safe code
This safe is behind the bar, and you'll find three Resident Evil Requiem antique coins inside. The Bar and Lounge safe code can be found on a desk in the first floor Office. The codes to open it are:
- Standard/Casual modes: 10 left, 80 right, 30 left
- Insanity mode: 20 right, 50 left, 30 right
Resident Evil Requiem Examination Room safe code
The Examination Room safe can be found in the blood stained locker room by the Lead Researcher's Office on the first floor. Inside the safe, there are three antique coins. Open the xamination Room safe with this code:
- Standard/Casual modes: 30 right, 10 left, 50 right
- Insanity mode: 50 left, 30 right, 90 left
Resident Evil Requiem Basement Safe code
This Basement safe code can be found while playing as Leon in the attic, when you open your first Resident Evil Requiem warped door. However, while it's hinted at in a note about the safes Grace can find early on, confusingly you won't find it until a while later, while in the Basement. It's in a small tool room in the area with the forklift next to the Workshop. Inside you'll get a map for the collectible Resident Evil Requiem Mr Raccoons in Rhodes Hill and some handgun ammo.
- Standard/Casual modes: 60 right, 40 left, 80 right
- Insanity mode: 70 left, 50 right, 20 left
Resident Evil Requiem Sterilization chamber safe code
The code for the Sterilization chamber safe is found in an Umbrella storage crate in the corridor just before the Bioweapon Repository 05 warehouse that's full of lickers. Inside you'll find a med injector, some handgun bullets, and a Molotov cocktail. And that code is:
- Standard/Casual modes: 10 right, 90 left, 20 right
- Insanity mode: 80 left, 50 right, 0 left
Resident Evil Requiem Monitor Control Room safe code
The final Monitor Control Room safe code is found in the middle right container crate on the map, in Bioweapon Repository 05. In the safe, you'll get a med injector, a bottle of acid, and an empty bottle. To get them, enter:
- Standard/Casual modes: 50 left, 60 right, 80 left
- Insanity mode: 20 right, 0 left, 70 right
That's all the safes you can find in Resident Evil Requiem and, realistically, it's the Bar and Examination Room safe codes that really count, as without those you can't get the coins you need to buy all the available upgrades. After those two, the things you can get are useful but won't stop you doing anything if you don't have them.
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