The gameplay is the same as in the first part – an action-horror with a third-person view. Fight with firearms and hide behind the surrounding objects. Choose your version of the passage. Go ahead, destroying everyone and everything. Or feel like a ninja and try not to be seen by the creatures of darkness. Hide in the shadows and move towards your goal. Both modes are more elaborate, in contrast to the first part, and better balanced. No sales data was officially made public so we have no way of knowing how well The Evil Within 2 did and whether Microsoft will be willing to greenlight another entry.The terrifying world of human fears addictive again. Psychologism is reaching a new level! Are you sure you can make it to the end? A gloomy city engulfs intruders. Explore the city, wander the alleys and look for ammunition. Only there are not so many of them. Feel complete helplessness in the absence of ammunition. Fight monsters – creatures of human fantasy. Hide or go ahead. With headphones, you can fully immerse yourself in the terrifying atmosphere. New nightmares are on the way. Released in 2017, the sequel’s physical launch sales were a quarter of the original in the UK alone, but it’s unclear if this was offset by digital sales or not.
Despite being well-received, The Evil Within 2 reportedly didn’t do as well as its predecessor, at least at retail. It’s unclear if Tango Gameworks, which is now a Microsoft studio following the acquisition of Bethesda, will ever work on a third installment of The Evil Within. This tidbit of information came via GameSpot, which is one of the publications that attended the recent hands-off preview event for the game. However, it changed direction during the course of development, prompting the studio to pursue a new IP. Tango Gameworks has revealed that its upcoming timed PlayStation 5 console-exclusive Ghostwire Tokyo was originally conceived as The Evil Within 3.
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