Each and every time you complete a loop, it will transition to a new one, with brand new scares and puzzles to tackle. The game will force you to walk constantly through a single hallway.
Evil Inside just focuses way too much on just being P.T., barely doing anything different with the formula and never trying to be its own thing. It wasn’t supposed to fully indicate what Silent Hills was going to be. This is how Visage succeeded: it expanded beyond the reaches of a single hallway, forcing you to explore an entire house, twisting your sense of direction and playing with your expectations in brilliant ways.Įvil Inside on the other hand, sticks very firmly to the original format set up by P.T., but here’s the catch: that game was a demo. However, you need to add something else to spice things up, to create an identity of your own. I’m fine with games trying to recapture the magic behind P.T.‘s simple yet engaging premise. It’s not a bad setup per se, but Evil Inside fails mostly in its execution. You’ll need to go through multiple time loops and gather pieces of an Ouija board. The basic premise is simple and it’s something we’ve seen countless times: you wake up in a house, horrible things have happened, and you’ve got to pieces everything together in order to solve a mystery. The long answer? This game tries way too hard to be scary and obtuse, and it fails miserably in every single conceivable level. You’ll be staring at it over and over again. Get very familiar with this single hallway.
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