The Evil Within review

Shinji Mikami has yet to make a poor game, and The Evil Within does not blemish his record. But neither does the game enchant and disrupt in the way that Vanquish and the others managed. This is Mikami revisiting his past glories and, as such, it's both a delight and a disappointment.

Scary.

Lulls you in with a false sense of security and then it's jump scare after jump scare.

There are very few games that I anticipate with every fiber of my being and The Evil Within happens to be one of them. Since it was first teased in those two crappy vines, I kept a very close eye on this game.

Beautifully Messed Up World | Challenging

Lacks Variety of Puzzles | Texture Issues | Occassional Camera Issues

The Evil Within Review – WTF is THAT! (PS4)

After much anticipation and at least four years of development, The Evil Within has finally been unleashed on most major platforms. From the twisted mind that conceived and created the Resident Evil franchise Shinji Mikami, this is a new attempt to scare the bejeezus out of you.

As gruesome as it gets; Lengthy campaign with New Game; Very difficult; but rewarding

Story is all over the place; Cheap deaths can be plentiful; Cast is mostly forgettable

The Evil Within: The Consequence PS4 Review

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