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The Evil Within
The Evil Within is populated with a variety of freakish creatures, each of which apparently has a single goal: To end your life. In a new trailer for the game, you'll get a glimpse of some of these enemies, as well as how Sebastian Castellanos can help even the odds.
One of the things that makes the game so disturbing is how you can plainly see the underlying humanity beneath the surface of each monster. Unraveling how (or why) they turned into what they are now is bound to be a central mystery for Detective Castellanos. The trailer gives considerable time to Keeper, the guy in the picture above, whose head is obscured by a barbed wire-wrapped safe. Players can disarm the traps he sets out to gain special shots for the agony crossbow. Or, as they also show, they can disarm the trap by stepping on it. That's probably not recommended.
For more information on the game, take a look at the hub below. It includes a variety of exclusive features on The Evil Within, Alien: Isolation, and more – like this video where we dissect the horror in The Evil Within.
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