Matthew writes: The Evil Within is a game that I was very excited to get a chance to play. I think the horror genre is great and really does not get enough love in video games today. I must admit though, I walked away thoroughly unimpressed.
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Was playing Alien: Isolation again a few weeks ago, still holds up and the AI is incredible.
F.E.A.R. was another amazing game, shame the series went downhill with 2 and then fell off entirely with F3AR.
Couldn’t get into Fatal Frame, bought the remaster on PS5 and just…couldn’t.
So basically the guy thinks its shit because he cant kill enemies easily? Complains that the character has trouble shooting when actually thats more realistic, he isnt some navy seal super hero. Its supposed to be survival horror and the hint here is the word survival, its not supposed to be easy
P.T is just walking simulator with zero game design or mechanics. You only move and press R3 lol.
Casuals failing at Mikami game is not new, it will be Vanquish and godhand all over again , and game demo previews from expert gamers loved it.
The aiming and running needs to be UPGRADED , there is whole
system based in that.
Game looks like ass......I'll pass.
Wow.....judging a game demo, the controls and graphics and all of a sudden the game overall is a disaster and not worth purchasing ??
This is exactly why i care less about other people's opinions when it comes to hands on playing times from game demos, people trying to pass of their experience from a game demo knowing dam well the demo will be nothing like the final version....get real.
Shinji Mikami's brand of survival horror doesn't age very well... Robotic/emotionless protagonist stiff animations, clunky movement, boring combat, questionable AI.
But that isn't it, for the 3rd time they have added another chainsaw wielding maniac (how original) on top of that, one of the bosses it seems carries a safe box over his head wrapped in barbed wire (you serious?) are they trying that hard to make another pyramid head? the a.i/enemies almost exactly react to that of Resident evil 4...ala the villages.
No aggressive/fast A.I but more brain dead enemies..that just adds NO tension or difficulty when wielding upgradeable powerful weaponry. and thats another thing...upgrades. you sit in a f'en chair and put this device on your head. You can now upgrade your sprint time (lol) and melee attack as well as your health (you stab yourself with syringes throughout the game, lol) why do we need this in a survival horror games with such poor and weak A.I? (or at all)
As for the scare factor..the game seems to only rely heavily on blood/gore...as well as hallucinations (taking u from one spot and randomly to another which is plain annoying). This game has NO sense of realism, tension or scare from what's been shown so far..the main character shows little emotion to anything but instead sounds like another tough guy doing his job.
IMO this game has trouble in not knowing what type of horror it wants to be, but instead borrows a lot of elements into one..silent hill, resident evil, Saw, texas chainsaw massacre, etc. The Last of US has this game beat in every aspect (besides being less of a horror game) the gameplay can even be compared as evil within is still an action game and similar in some areas (shooting and stealth).