Needs work. Take more inspiration from RE, not just items and zombie concept.
This is a straight up old school love letter. while I haven't ventured too deep into. I'd safely say if you're a fan of classic resident evil, you will enjoy it. Things it takes inspiration from - Prior to Re4's layout, it uses the classic Resident evil's doors, item boxes, aiming up or down at weakpoints, corpses not despawning, map (haven't found it strangely yet), Enemy design is varied and very much old school resident evil vibes. Ammo is pretty far and between, giving it that nice element of fleeing for your life. Honestly I'd probably play something like this over modern day resident evils from capcom who lost touch with their franchise years ago, and I don't care about the remakes, or the games after re5 really. the plot in those ones is kinda boring. that aside. Capcom has been delivering just remake after remake... and not doing anything new or fresh feeling... I know people prefer better controls on their games. but the thing that really made survival horror survi...
not an awful game, just needs better combat design? There's wayyyyy too many zombies per room, and I understand the main idea may be to ignore them but that just makes it useless to have a bunch other than to be a populated area, I can understand if they are spread out, but its like almost every room that has 4+ zombies? Like what? Also, I stopped playing when I reached the room/hall with the 2 spiders. Did they even play this game through?? It takes 7 shots to kill a spider, the first one reaches you in the first 6 shots, you take a hit for 1 more bullet to finish it off, but then the second one just stun locks you because they run just slower than you by 2 paces, I hate tedious games like these and especially with the wonky looking animations I can't tell if I need to shoot straight or downwards?? I think the game needs more polish, also direction. I was so lost from the start, no context, no clues, just stuff strewn about and a bunch of ammo at the start. Ink ribbon systems that is...
Evil Beneath costs $1.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS: 8/9/10/11 Processor: Intel Core i3 or Later/ AMD Equivalent Memory: 5 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1050 or Later/ AMD Equivalent Storage: 8 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: OS: 8/9/10/11 Processor: Intel Core i3 or Later/ AMD Equivalent Memory: 5 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1050 or Later/ AMD Equivalent Storage: 8 GB available space
Evil Beneath is available on Windows PC.
Evil Beneath has 75% positive reviews from 4 players.
Evil Beneath was released on Apr 21, 2024.
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