The Evil Within 2 lets you find optional quests by pinpointing stray frequencies with a “communicator,” a sort of walkie-talkie that Castellanos carries with him.

The Evil Within 2 is available now for Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC.This review is based on a Playstation 4 copy provided by the publisher.

The Evil Within 2 is a modern cult classic, an erratic and strange horror game that deserved far more praise than it received back in 2017. And I will explain why by making fun of it's incredibly ...

The Evil Within 2 never gets close to PT levels of disturbing (which is a fantastic mix of realistic horror and the supernatural, in my opinion), ...

The Evil Within 2 successfully fleshes out Mobius and makes much better use of the STEM system, removing obtuse elements from the first one. All of the pieces fit together in a story that will ...

The Evil Within 2, at least from what I played, nails that same feeling but with greater density and with more of an eye for what worked the first time, more psychological horror weirdness.

The Evil Within 2 is technically a sequel to Shinji Mikami's 2014 survival-horror game The Evil Within. It features many of the same characters, mechanics, and gory milieu.

The Evil Within 2 does make up for this by starting players with a better baseline. You're detective Sebastian Castellanos, a man who's lost his family and torn up from the events of the first game.

The Evil Within 2’s story travels an unusual road, as its first half is tonally very different from its second. Sebastian begins his journey preoccupied with a deranged murderer inside STEM ...

Visually, The Evil Within 2 is a hit and miss. In some cases it actually looks like a step down from the original title. It’s not to say the game is bad looking but it just doesn’t seem to ...

The Evil Within 2 isn’t exactly an open-world title, but compared to many horror games, it does afford the player quite a bit of room to roam. That extra space plays host to plenty of items, ...

The Evil Within 2 is the follow-up to Tango Gameworks's 2014 horror game release. Find out how the sequel fares in our review.