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Our Stream-Through Of The Evil Within Is Over... For Now
Update: Thank you for watching the latest chapter of our The Evil Within streamthrough. Unfortunately, the Twitch Video on Demand seems to be corrupted. We'll continue with Chapter 7 soon.
Join us as we continue our playthrough of The Evil Within. You can tune in HERE and catch up on the first five chapters of the game below.
And we thought the battle versus Chainsaw Chuck was bad. He's got nothing on Crawling Carol, who killed us at least half a dozen times.
Also, we've got more jump scares, stupid music, and hilarious fanfic (if you have a liberal definition of the word "hilarious"). And if you want to spend some time catching up, you can do so with every piece of the stream-through here:.
Part One - Chapters 1 and 2:
Part Two (1 of 2) - Chapter 3 :
Part Two (2 of 2- The epic conclusion with "Chainsaw Chuck."):
Part Three (1 of 3 - Including earning a trophy from "Chainsaw Chuck," with special guest Candice Shane) - Chapter 4:
Part Three (2 of 3):
Part Three (3 of 3 - including a pool of blood, "Crawlin' Carol" and more):
Part Four (1 of 5) - Chapter 5 (the remainder of this part is available on our YouTube playlist):
Original Story:
Yesterday, executive editor Andrew Reiner and I started to discuss this year’s Top 50 and the games we haven’t yet played. The conversation then turned to a recent release called The Evil Within, which somehow flew under my radar.
I hadn’t paid much attention to it, because as you might recall, I don’t always love the horror genre. Thankfully, Reiner convinced me that the game was just poorly named. In fact, he described it as “the spiritual sequel to Flower.” He even showed me a picture of lovely sunflowers from the game.
Given that I do enjoy Flower, especially after a stressful day, I thought that this might be a good fit. Reiner suggested that I liveblog the experience, too. (Admittedly, this seemed like a strange request, but he’s my boss, so I rolled with it.)
Later today, I’ll be live streaming my experience with this meditative game (at this link). Check back with us at 10:30 a.m. Pacific / 1:30 p.m. Eastern. What could go wrong?
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