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Or good combat, but combat makes whatever you fear less threatening. So it needs a good story, mystery, and good puzzles for example. But without this 'fear' the entire genre doesn't work. And once you die or stop playing the game, you find relief.

THE EVIL INSIDE TRAILER FULL

Poorly optimised for Switch, bad controls (often when the games have roots in VR), short, more jump scares than atmosphere (which also doesn't come across when the games are full of bugs for example).Īnd the eternal paradox: it's intense when you're in fear of 'something', whatever that may be, but stress is exhausting and not what I play games for. I'm always interested when such games are announced, put off by the price, and eventually end up not buying them even on sale because most of the ones I did get were VERY disappointing in the end. I need to talk to her, I need to discover the truth. I need to know the truth… but only she knows. He was a good person… Something is not right.

Why did dad do that? He is now in prison. But above all… enjoy a real horror experience.Įverything has been very strange. Explore Mark’s house that is constantly changing. The whole argument of Evil Inside happens in a mysterious house… or almost everything. Plagued by visions and fears, Mark is searching for fragments of the 'Spiritual Board', using these to contact Rose and discover the truth behind her death.ĭetailing this further, JanduSoft has released an outline via the eShop: Inspired by Konami's PT (and, by extension, the cancelled Silent Hills), we'll be playing as Mark, a teenager looking after his younger brother after their mother, Rose, was suddenly murdered by their father. However, JanduSoft might be providing the next best thing, confirming through a new trailer that Evil Inside launches on Nintendo's console on March 25th. We've got a good selection of horror games on Switch, but one title that never made its way over was Bethesda's The Evil Within, or its sequel.

The evil inside trailer