Bethesda officially reveals The Evil Within stage 2 of E3
Set in Union, the dilapidated city built using Lily's mind as the core, The Evil Within 2 offers a number of closed rooms and claustrophobic, typical of the first game, and new zones less linear to explore at will. You can roam freely and poke around in the darkest corners as needed, but it is a survival horror ammunition and resources will be very slim. You'll have to arrange with attention and move cautiously to discover the secrets of Union and unveil the Mobius projects from the STEM.
Thanks to Sebastian's Communicator, you will have intermittent access to the real world, with the former colleague of Sebastian, Juli Kidman, on the other end of the line of communication. The Communicator also serves as a guide for Union, illustrating points of interest rich in resources, side quests and status information of the city. Always with the Communicator, you can monitor Lily inside the STEM. You dust off your investigative skills and put them to work in the devastation distorted of Union to face unspeakable things and save Lily before it's too late.
Straight to hell
Years ago, before the events of The Evil Within, the daughter of Sebastian, Lily, died in a tragic house fire. His wife left him shortly thereafter and her life deteriorated further when she was caught up in the machinations of a sinister organization known as "Mobius". It's been three years since the investigation of Sebastian put him in touch with a series of bizarre murders at the Beacon Mental Hospital, where he found himself trapped in a nightmarish world created from the mind of a killer.
After escaping to the events of the first game, Sebastian found himself alone. He lost his job, will, everything. Nobody believed his story about Beacon Hospital, and spent three years in search of those who were involved in this terrible affair. Unfortunately in vain. Now, for the first time in three years, Sebastian sees a glimmer of hope. Juli Kidman returns to his life and offers him the chance to redeem himself: Lily is still alive and is exploited by Mobius to create a new world STEM. To find it and to save her, Sebastian must come to terms with a new hell, delving into the STEM and face nightmares out of control.
"The story that we wrote is very addictive," says executive producer Shinji Mikami. "Every phase of the game is unique. I hope it is enthusiastically received and I encourage everyone to explore every nook and cranny of the world. "
Take a look at the trailer for the game in the bottom of the news; If you don't get scared enough, know that the title will be launched Friday, October 13 to 4 [/play] [play] PlayStation Xbox One. Good vision!