Raccoon City

Typewriters, laptops, and computer consoles serve as the game's Save Points. When interacting with them, you can manually save your progress. They are usually located inside safe rooms or low-risk areas, allowing players to preserve progress before entering dangerous sections, solving major puzzles, or fighting bosses.

Supply Boxes are special containers used by Leon S. Kennedy to manage equipment and resources. Instead of functioning as storage like traditional item boxes, Supply Boxes act more like a trading or resupply system where Leon can purchase weapons, ammunition, and other useful items, as well as sell weapons he is currently carrying to free up inventory space. If a weapon is sold, it is not permanently lost - Leon can buy it back later from the same system.

Files are collectible documents or logs found throughout the game's environments. In most cases, they are optional pieces of lore and information that you can collect up while exploring.

Mr. Raccoon Figurines are hidden collectible statues scattered throughout various locations in the game. They are small figurines modeled after Mr. Raccoon, a recurring mascot character in the Resident Evil series. These statues cannot be picked up. Instead, you must destroy them - usually by shooting or striking them - to register them as collected.

Standard weapons and items that can be used as weapons.

Upgrades are permanent enhancements for Grace and Leon that expand inventory, boost health, increase damage/firepower, or provide utility.

Tracking Modules are collectible items that store combat data and can be exchanged for credits at the supply boxes.

Locations where you'll face formidable enemies. In most cases, you'll have to defeat them in combat, but some encounters will force you to sneak past or make a quick escape.

Locked Passages are all locked doors, gates, barred areas, and other passages requiring keys, ID wristbands, fuses, tools, puzzles, or special actions (e.g., chainsaw for bolts) to open.

Med Injectors are quick-use healing items designed to restore the player's health instantly during gameplay.

Herbs are healing items that restore your character's health when you take damage. They can be combined together to create stronger healing items.

Ammunition is the bullets or shells that your guns use to shoot enemies. Ammo is an item you can collect or craft. Each weapon type requires its own specific ammo.

Throwables include grenades and other items - such as bottles filled with corrosive liquid - that can be tossed at enemies to deal significant damage.

Scraps are the primary resource used for crafting ammunition for handguns, shotguns, rifles, and submachine guns, as well as for manufacturing grenades.

Gunpowder is a crafting material and comes in two variants - Small and Large. It is essential for producing ammo and grenades.

Breakable Containers are destructible environmental objects that you can smash to obtain random loot. They typically appear as small fragile objects such as wooden crates, boxes, vases, or other easily breakable items. Once the container is broken, it usually drops a random item that the player can pick up.

Hiding spots your character can use to stay hidden from the children while navigating the orphanage.

You must destroy Plant 43 Seedlings to unlock the "Not Today, Buds!" hidden achievement/trophy.