The Evil Within - The Complete Edition [v 1.0 + DLCs] (2014) PC | RePack by Slezen

Title: The Evil Within
Release date: October 13, 2014
Genre: Action
Developer: Tango Gameworks
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks
Publication type: Repack
Game version: 1.0 (36732)
Interface languages: Russian, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish
Voice languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish
Tablet: Not required (GOG)
Minimum system requirements: OS *: 64-bit Windows 7 SP1/Windows 8.1 Processor: i7 or an equivalent with four plus core processor RAM: 4 GB RAM Video card: GTX 460 or equivalent 1 GB VRAM card DirectX: version 11 Disk space: 50 GB Additional: It's worth noting that the 50 GB of space required is for the PC install. When the installation is complete, the game will take up ~41 GB of HDD space

Description:A new project from the creator of the legendary Resident Evil series, Shinji Mikami, and the talented development team at Tango Gameworks, The Evil Within is a true embodiment of the survival horror genre. The world will be turned upside down, drawing you into a treacherous web of intrigue and a relentless series of nightmares. Will you be able to break the cycle? Cutting-edge lighting and animation technologies, enabled by the id Tech 5 engine, will surround you with realistic creations of a sick fantasy and evoke genuine animal fear. While investigating a bloody murder, Detective Sebastian Castellanos and his colleagues encounter a mysterious and powerful force. The police squad called to the crime scene are brutally slaughtered, and Sebastian himself is ambushed and awakens in a monstrous, insane world where incredibly deformed creatures roam among the dead. Sebastian's goal is to survive in a world of living fear and discover the dark force behind what happened. The Assignment expansion pack offers survival and horror from a completely different perspective. These expansions, which represent two parts of a single storyline, tell the story of detective Julia Kidman, Sebastian Castellanos's enigmatic partner, and answer some of the questions you likely had while playing The Evil Within. Julia will face new enemies, new secrets, and new horrors. The Assignment and The Consequence are a wonderful opportunity to discover Detective Kidman's hidden motives and her connection to the mysterious Mobius, the shadowy organization that appears to be behind the terrifying events of The Evil Within. The Consequence expansion pack offers survival and horror from a completely different perspective. The Evil Within: The Consequence is the second and final part of Julia Kidman's story. You'll play as Detective Kidman, Sebastian Castellanos's enigmatic partner, and discover her whereabouts during the events of The Evil Within. Julia will encounter terrifying new enemies, uncover new secrets, and face new nightmares. The Consequence expansion will shed even more light on Detective Kidman's motives and her connection to Mobius, the mysterious organization responsible for the horrors of The Evil Within. The Executioner expansion. In The Evil Within: The Executioner, you'll experience the terrifying force of the Keeper firsthand. In the third and final expansion for The Evil Within, you'll experience a series of battles where you control the Keeper in first-person mode. Initially, you'll only have a traditional hammer at your disposal, but to expand your arsenal with new weapons and upgrades, you'll need to defeat familiar monsters from The Evil Within. The action takes place in the Victoriano mansion, and the gameplay consists of a series of hand-to-hand combat interspersed with exploration. You must uncover a terrible secret and discover how an ordinary person is transformed into a Guardian.

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