a5c7b9f00b Three years after the events at Beacon Mental Hospital, Sebastian Castellanos has left the Krimson City Police Department, but the mysterious organization MOBIUS gives him a chance to save his own thought-dead daughter.
If you're a fan of survival horror and a die hard Resident Evil fan, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with Evil Within 2. I wasn't too keen on the first one, but this one really is simply amazing. It reminds me a lot of old school RE (Code Veronica) because of the setting and scenery, it's an eerie game, but it comes with an open world feeling to it that the classic RE's could never do because of the technology at the time. Like I said in the title to this review, and I hate to say it, this could have been RE 7 because, simply put, it's better and you actually KILL zombies! The director of this title is The Godfather of RE, and he doesn't disappoint with this installment. Give it a shot, you won't be disappointed. I had hours of fun with it, and I loved the storyline and how it unfolded.
For people who are used to video games, this title has nothing new, the bosses and puzzles are far to easy, ammo is abundant, saving is frequent, and whist the title has great graphics it lacks a coherent plot line.<br/><br/>Once again you take control of detective Sebastian Castellanos, to enter a STEM system full of twisted human like enemies. The game glosses over any reason for doing this or why the idyllic town called Union has fractured or indeed why their are enemies here, suggesting that it is a mystery that you need to investigate. It soon becomes clear that the typical enemies can be ignored, and the bosses are as weak as the plot that attempts to string the unconnected murders together.<br/><br/>Watch anyone playing the game and all you hear is them referring to other games like 'oh this is like...' where they have already been there and done that, as if the creators of the game have literally taken parts from other games they like and put them together patchwork.