We dive-in to some of the more interesting open gameplay moments in Tango Gameworks, The Evil Within using the (currently Xbox Game Pass exclusive) first person mode. The game shares so many similarities to Resident Evil 4 during these moments it’s uncanny. That said, we have always felt The Evil

Bethesda on Xbox Game Pass now has some additions to its game from Tango Gameworks (Shinji Mikami) The Evil Within on PC. Players can now choose a first person viewpoint from the start of the game once they have linked a Bethesda account. Other options include FOV slider and lantern

Bethesda released a new The Evil Within: The Executioner trailer which is the last DLC episode for the game priced at £3.99. This final piece of content changes things up a little by adding a new first person perspective and playable character, “The Keeper”.

Bethesda released a new teaser trailer for the forthcoming The Executioner DLC which allows players to experience the brutal and menacing power of ‘The Keeper’ in first person. Return to the Victoriano Estate for a rematch with the most iconic and grotesque adversaries of Shinji Mikami’s The Evil Within.

Bethesda’s The Evil Within The Assignment DLC is available now on console and PC and tells the story of side character Juli Kidman as she battles the horrors from the great mind of legendary survival horror designer Shinji Mikami. The DLC is available for $6.99 and offers areound 3 hours

We take a look at The Evil Within, a new IP from the creative mind of Shinji Mikami and the team at Tango Gameworks. Having left the Resident Evil series behind, Mikami revisits old pastures in new and creative ways, but is this better than Resident Evil? Take a look

Despite some horrific competition from Bethesda’s horror action game The Evil Within, FIFA 15, as expected, stays firmly at the number one spot in the UK software sales chart for another week. There’s a slew of quality games littering the top 10 this week alongside several new entries alongside The

With a game title that simply echoes the same sentiment as previous works in his back catalogue, Shinji Mikami makes no bones about his heritage with an abundance of features that are almost verbatim with past endeavours in The Evil Within. Aside from the the turning zombie scene early on,

Shinji Mikami has obviously gone to great lengths to make sure his The Evil Within video game is as cinematic as possible by using a not so favourable (for some) 2:51 aspect ratio. However, this creates some unsightly black borders on the top and bottom of the screen taking up

Bethesda’s horror survival action game from famed producer Shinji Mikami  (the creator of the Resident Evil Series) ‘The Evil Within’ launches today on consoles and PC. We’ve booted up the PC version and used its max settings in the following The Evil Within gameplay videos. The footage showcases the opening