How To Beat Every Boss Battle in The Evil Within 2! Warning, spoilers within! As well as Evil!
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How to get the Shotgun, Warden Crossbow, and Sniper Rifle as quickly as possible in Evil Within 2! The best tips for getting started!
There was a time when the much-maligned Denuvo 'anti tamper' DRM remained uncrackable for months at a time. Favoured by publishers as a way to circumvent software piracy risks, many players have been campaigning for its death even since - usually arguing that publishers assume any and all PC players will steal the game if able or that it'll lead to the growing trend of 'always online' gaming.
Evil Within 2 is out now, and we've got a Mid-Range PC Performance Test for you, showing what the game looks like and how it runs on all preset Graphics Settings - from Low to Ultra. Plus, lots of gameplay!
In our talk with director John Johanas he confirmed that Konami's Silent Hill was an inspiration for their setting of Union in The Evil Within 2.
The sequel to the 2014 survival horror game from the mind of Shinji Mikami, The Evil Within 2, is set to be released on Friday 13th for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. To celebrate this, Bethesda has sent over the launch trailer, which shows lots of blood, head explosions and other grizzly sights. The first game was a survival horror that we thoroughly enjoyed, a sort of cross between Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill. It did have its problems though, mainly due to technical issues with the camera angles and such, but The Evil Within 2 looks set to improve on this and offer a much better experience.
'Race Against Time' gameplay trailer for Evil Within 2 is suitably gruesome stuff from Resident Evil mastermind Shinji Mikami.
Deciding Friday 13th is a more fitting day than Halloween for a horror title, Bethesda announced October, Friday 13 as the day hell will walk among us yet again thanks to Shinji Mikami and Tango Gameworks. The Evil Within 2 is close at hand.
E3 is upon us! The Electronic Entertainment Expo has infiltrated the Los Angeles Convention Center, filling its halls with the latest and greatest games all the big publishers want you to know about. GameWatcher will be on hand to report the biggest news and give you hands-on coverage of the show's top games. The show floor doesn't officially open until Tuesday, but most of the big news will be revealed through the press conferences scheduled for Sunday and Monday.
The last piece of DLC for The Evil Within drops and Chris Capel is ready to scoop it up.
Chris Capel does a mini-review of the latest mini-part of The Evil Within. Here be mind-f***s.
The Evil Within's final piece of downloadable content will ditch limited ammo reserves and forced stealth sections, in favour of letting you run around as a great, big madman with a metal box on his head. Said bad guy is The Keeper, the monstrosity (or ONE of the monstrosities) that chases you throughout the core game. Titled The Executioner, the DLC is coming later this month.
The Evil Within: The Consequence is the second piece of DLC for Shinji Mikami's bonkers action-horror game, and it's available today. As in the first slice of content, The Assignment, you take on the role of Detective Juli Kidman, who's determinedly trying to have an even worse day than Evil Within star Sebastian Castellanos.
For those of you who have already clocked The Evil Within's pretty decent first chunk of campaign DLC, you'll be happy to know that the next lot is due next month. Due on April 21st, 'The Consequence' will be a direct continuation to Juli Kidman's story in the first DLC expansion, The Assignment.
Bethesda has announced that the first proper DLC expansion for The Evil Within, titled "The Assignment", is now available to download on PC. It's the first of two big DLC packs for the game and will be followed up by "The Consequence" later this Spring (no, it's not Spring yet, it's still Winter... we think).
Bethesda and developer Tango Gameworks has announced that DLC The Assignment for The Evil Within will be creeping us out March 10th. In this extra slice of horror we play as detective Juli Kidman to wrap up loose ends. A second helping of DLC is due "later this spring," and will conclude this concurrent, er, capering? The season pass features all these DLC releases, or can be bought separately for £6.99.
As promised earlier this week, Bethesda has officially announced The Assignment, the first DLC content for The Evil Within. It's on the way next month on all platforms. We know that the DLC will star detective Juli Kidman, though further details are a little thin on the ground right now. A teaser video released alongside the announcement reveals very little.
What the heck is going on with the 'due in early 2015' episodic DLC for The Evil Within? Surely we should have heard something by now. Bethesda has tweeted we'll be getting "good news soon". The horror game released last October and it's due three episodes to continue the nightmare, with the first two about detective Juli Kidman, and the third letting us take the role of The Keeper.
There's a demo out for survival horror The Evil Within, letting you try out the first three blood-spattered chapters of the game for free. They happen to be the worst chapters in the game... but still! Should you decide you want to buy the game after that taster, you'll also get a copy of 2009 FPS horror Call of Cthulhu - which is a bit odd, but fair enough.
I think it's fair to say that there's been some dissatisfaction with the PC version of horror title The Evil Within, which was locked at 30FPS upon release, and comes equipped with love-'em-or-hate-'em letterbox borders. Bethesda and developer Tango Gameworks have decided to listen to unhappy fans, and have just released a patch that unlocks native 60FPS support and removes the letterboxing.