The Evil Within received its second piece of DLC today called The Consequence.
The DLC continues to follow Juli Kidman, who’s obsessed with Leslie Withers, who’s got a few issues. Thre are brand new monsters to battle, and mysteries to uncover.
The Consequence costs £7/€10 alone or can be bought as part of the three-pack Season Pass, which costs £15/€20.
Shinji Mikami’s latest survival horror title is to get the first part of it’s two-part DLC this March in the form of ‘The Assignment’ which will be followed up by the ‘consequence’ a little bit later on in Spring.
The Assignment sees you play as the mysterious Juli Kidman were you answer a lot of question of her whereabouts during the main story of Evil Within. You’ll discover new horrors and new mysteries as you unlock her hidden motivations and her connection to mobius.
The obligatory season pass will be available for both sets of DLC for the price of $19.99/£14.99/€19.99, or alternatively you can buy both parts of the DLC for $9.99/£6.99/€9.99. The Assignment will be available on the 10 March.
If you’ve not checked out The Evil Within yet, and you’re a massive fan of the Resident Evil series, then you may want to rectify this as soon as possible and get your mind warped by Mikami-San’s gruesomely graphic story.
The Evil Within will receive its first piece of DLC in March. Titled The Assignment, the DLC looks a bit darker in tone if this short teaser is a reflection on the gameplay – The Evil Within started well but couldn’t hold its tense horror drama and slipped into ‘something made of arcade’ rather than of nightmares.
Bethesda have taken to their blog to announce that will be a 1GB patch rolling out for the Xbox One sometime this evening, with a PC version to follow shortly. While no specifics are mentioned, the patch is listed as fixing “minor bug fixes and optimizations”.
We shall keep you updated should the patch notes become available!
It’s that time of year again folks, Black Friday is finally here and it’s filled with great discounts on some of the years most popular games.
The best part? You won’t even have to leave your house as these deals are available directly through the Xbox One marketplace and they’re some of the best we’ve seen yet; blockbuster titles like FIFA 15, Titanfall, Battlefield 4 and The Walking Dead: Season 2 are available for up to 75% off but only until Monday, so you better hurry!
The Xbox 360 also has its own discounts which can be found over on Major Nelson’s blog.
Let us know in the comments or on social media what you’ve already picked up on Black Friday!
The Evil Within launches today and sticking to the trend Bethesda has released a launch trailer for Shinji Mikami’s newest survival horror.
Will you be picking this up today? Let’s be honest, it looks pretty freaking good and it’s made by the god father of survival horror himself, Mikami, who is famous for the original Resident Evil series (if you didn’t already know that).
Anyway, here’s that launch trailer that show’s a lot of things that you’ll be tackling in the game from puzzles to oversized things wielding chainsaws – Classic Mikami.
Not only is Detective Sebastian Castellanos facing horrible enemies and traps, but he’s also trying to figure out why the world keeps changing.
The Evil Within is out on Friday 17th November for Xbox One and other platforms.
Learn the basics of surviving as Detective Sebastian Castellanos in the new video from Bethesda, Every Last Bullet.
If you haven’t yet done so, previously a new pre-order incentive – The Fighting Chance Pack has been unveiled as detailed below. With launch imending, now is no better time to pre-order The Evil Within from your favourite retailers…
The Fighting Chance Pack provides players with a handful of additional items that may help them stave off death for a moment longer and includes:
The Evil Within releases in North America and Europe on Tuesday, October 14th. The game will be available on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC.
Bethesda has revealed that The Evil Within will now be available in North America on October 21st, 2014, in Australia on October 23rd, 2014, and throughout Europe on October 24th, 2014. Shinji Mikami and his team at Tango Gameworks have asked for additional time to further balance and refine the game in order to deliver the polished, terrifying pure survival horror experience they set out to create. Additionally today a new pre-order incentive – The Fighting Chance Pack has been unveiled.
The Fighting Chance Pack provides players with a handful of additional items that may help them stave off death for a moment longer and includes:
Both the new release date and pre-order incentive are highlighted in the latest video below.
Over the pond at PAX 2014 a new trailer for The Evil Within from Tango Gameworks and Bethesda Softworks, has been unleashed. This survival horror game is going to be released on August 26 for both Xbox 360 and Xbox One. This is the UK version of the trailer.
