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Scare Up The Evil Within Demo, Free Copy Of Call Of Cthulhu On Steam
Bethesda is celebrating Halloween by offering up a demo for The Evil Within that’s available now on Steam. And if you like what you play, you’ll be able to move your progress over to the full version.
The demo includes the first three chapters of Shinji Mikami’s latest. If you do decide to purchase the game, you’ll also get a free copy of Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (for a limited time). Bethesda has also discounted the season pass by half, making it $9.99 currently.
If you already purchased the game, you should find a copy of Call of Cthulhu in your Steam library. And if you already nabbed the season pass, check your inventory for discounts on other Bethesda games.
We’re currently streaming our play through The Evil Within. You can check out our current progress (with archived video) if you want to laugh at news editor Mike Futter. You can also read up on the game in our review.
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