Like everyone else who ran out to get this game. I was excited to play and maybe get some scares out of it. I have played Silent Hill and Resident Evil games and I was hoping that this game would blast them out of the water. Unfortunately the graphics was a huge let down to start with.

I liked this game a lot. One of favorite games, In my personal opinion it was as good as the last of us or dark souls. I particularly loved playing this game on akumu mode.

First off this game is very difficult. If you can get passed the difficulty the game delivers and the creeps. It has jump scares, creepy atmosphere, and gore for those that like that. It also has segments with action. Survival horror at its best.

Shinji Mikami returns to the survival horror genre with a game that comes across as a greatest hits compilation in both a good and a bad way.

Great atmosphere and use of visuals and sound; The agony bow provides lots of combat options; Monster design is impressive; A story that will keep your interest; Lots of variation

Some frustrating old-school elements; Camera is far from perfect; Stiff movements; Technically not all that impressive

Forget about the Resident Evil connection: The Evil Within stands alone and still manages to feel relevant, despite far more sophisticated contemporaries.

Gloriously varied; blood-scribed love letter to all things horror; Terrifying enemy design and a genuinely compelling bad guy

Boss battles can lead to tedious repetition that numbs any sense of fear; Some minor technical issues mar an otherwise lavish experience

Its undeniable how influential the Resident Evil series has been to the gaming industry, with numerous survival-horror games offering similar experiences. When players learned that the development studio behind The Evil Within , Tango Gameworks, was founded by the original creator of the Resident...

Survival horror aspects are top notch; The haunted are very challenging opponents; Ability to upgrade your character along the way

Combat system is more frustrating than fun; Castellano isn't very nimble

Resident Evil 4's spiritual successor

As the man responsible for unleashing Resident Evil on gamers, Shinji Mikami is one of the undisputed masters of horror games. Capcom's zombie series eventually went on to focus more on action than scares, and Mikami went his own way to return to the roots of the genre.

this game feels like a smorgasbord of ideas just thrown together in one game. the story sucked. the gameplay was relatively fun but also boring after a while, nothing but enemies to kill, and booby traps to avoid, and sometimes enemies to run from while trying to avoid traps.

They're all laughing at me, but I'm standing in the corner. I can't, it's a hallway. Flies shouldn't be able to laugh, but they're showing their yellow teeth and breathing, exasperated at human filth. I'm human. Am I? Can I?