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19.10.2023 - 16:53 / eurogamer.net / Tim Burton
The Epic Games Store is going all-in with survival horror for its free games during Halloween this year, as next week you'll be able to grab a copy of The Evil Within 2. Up for keeps alongside it will be puzzle platformer Tandem: A Tale of Shadows.
The Evil Within 2 is the sequel to Shinji Mikami's 2014 return to survival horror, and Edwin found it entertainin but lacking with its spooks, in his Evil Within 2 review back in 2017. The game follows police detective Sebastian Castellanos as he attempts to rescue his daughter from a virtual town which is overrun with mutated people.
If you want to play The Evil Within before dipping into the sequel, it's currently one of the freebies on offer at the Epic Games Store, alongside Eternal Threads.
Tandem: A Tale of Shadows is the other game which you'll be able to claim for free on the Epic Games Store. Tandem is a puzzler platformer inspired by the like of Tim Burton, Jules Verne, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Playing as a young girl called Emma and her teddy bear Fenton, you explore a mansion filled with traps and enemies.
Emma and Fenton are controlled on two different areas, and gameplay centres on switching between the two perspectives to solve puzzles and progress.
Unfortunately there isn't a third The Evil Within game which Epic could give away the week after next, though Tango Gameworks might have teased its existence earlier this year in Game Pass hit Hi-Fi Rush.
The first trailer for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is here – and it looks like this installment takes us the closest yet to the original '60s movie, with apes now the planet's ruling species.
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Grabbing free games on the internet sounds like a recipe for disaster waiting to happen right? It usually does, but not this time around. Epic Games has been known to give away some amazing games from time to time for free. Over the past few months, we've seen giveaways of popular games such as Horizon Chase Turbo, Wolfenstein: New Order, and even Grand Theft Auto 5! Now, the platform is currently giving away two free survival horror games directed by Resident Evil series creator Shinji Mikami. Know all about this giveaway.
If you want some early Tango Gameworks horror, you can pick up 2014’s The Evil Within for free through Epic Games Store right now. However, the offer won’t be on forever, so you best pick up a copy before it’s too late.
This spooky season, consider The Evil Within, the debut horror-action game from Resident Evil co-creator Shinji Mikami and the debut game from Tango Gameworks. This flawed but frightening horror game is currently free to download (and keep) on the Epic Games Store — and is available through both an Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra subscription on consoles.
The Epic Games Store is bleeding money, but it's also still bleeding free games, and a couple of good ones are on the line right now. This week you can pick up The Evil Within, the hit survival horror game headed up by original Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami, and next week it'll be the sequel, The Evil Within 2. This is the first time that either of The Evil Within games have gone free on Epic, so you'll probably want to grab them while you can.
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If you've been looking to stock up on the spooks and scares in anticipation of this year's impending Halloween, the Epic Games Store has your back; next week's freebie over there is The Evil Within, the acclaimed horror from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. And it's joined by the Eurogamer recommended Eternal Threads.