Fans have heralded PlayStation Plus game The Greatest Survival Horror as one of the “greatest survival horrors”.
Halloween is almost here, and now is an opportune moment to play some scary-fun games that’ll put the right amount of creepiness and terror into your games – perfect if you want to get in the spookiness spirit!
PlayStation Plus currently boasts an abundance of horror titles perfect for this time of the year – we even compiled an excellent list.
Outlast 2, The Callisto Protocol, and Alien Isolation have recently joined PlayStation Plus, but today, our discussion focuses on The Evil Within – one of these titles being our Topic of Discussion for PS Plus subscription plans.
Released in 2014, The Evil Within is an engaging horror title about Sebastian Castellanos, who finds themselves stuck in an ever-worsening nightmare world filled with monsters with no escape in sight. Created by Tango Gameworks and published by Bethesda, The Evil Within received rave reviews among reviewers.
PC users may be eligible to get this game free through the Epic Games store for a limited period.
Reddit user shreder75 recently tried out Evil Within. It gave their critique, writing: “So I’ve been playing Evil Within… overall I mostly like it despite having heard many negative things about this game… although I understand why there has been such animus towards it over the years…
“Despite a pleasant atmosphere, this game truly plays like crap… not entirely, but mostly… The challenge is great; trial-and-error controls paired with poor design are dangerously incompetent.”
As expected, however, their opinion wasn’t widely shared; fans celebrated how the game offered an engaging survival horror experience despite poor controls.
“Evil Within is one of the premier Survival Horror games on PS4.
“The Evil Within is an impressive title, yet it still has a particular audience. While its controls might appear simplistic at first, these controls were designed specifically for creating that survival horror experience, thus requiring you to avoid confrontation whenever possible and use caution.”
EW was like an amalgamation of multiple horror genres that I truly admired, so when its sequel arrived, I made sure I watched both parts. So please check them both out.”
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers are now able to download The Evil Within for PlayStation (r) 4.
