The impossibly gruff ex-detective Sebastian Castellanos learns that his deceased daughter may not be so deceased after all, with him being tasked with retrieving her from inside a world she’s created using STEM, the system from the first game which uses interconnected minds to create virtual environments.
The Evil Within 2 begins in familiar fashion. While Capcom was off trying to revitalize the Resident Evil series by returning to a creepy, impossibly large building and switching its perspective to first-person, Tango Gameworks were at work on The Evil Within 2, a sequel to Resident Evil 4 director Shinji Mikami’s divisive 2014 game and another return to the third-person, action-oriented take on the survival horror genre that he innovated. Mikami stepped down from The Evil Within 2 prior to its development, handing over its reins to John Johanas and saying that “it was time for the younger talent to do their thing.” The end result is a very different approach, and one that pays off for those who stick with it.
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