You Can Play The Evil Within 2 For PC In First-Person

It looks like The Evil Within 2 can be a whole lot scarier you can play it entirely in first-person. It’ll take some light “modding” to make it work, though, as PC Gamer details, if you right-click the game in your Steam library, then click "properties" and "set launch options," you can enable the game's console by typing in "+com_allowconsole 1" (without the quotes). If you then launch the game, you can press the Insert key to bring up the console, then type in "pl_FPS 1" (without quotes) to shift the game's perspective to first-person. If that doesn't work, try typing in "toggle" or "idStudio" first. If you're curious about how The Evil Within 2 looks like in first-person, Youtube user SkacikPL has posted a video showing how this is in action.

Bethesda Announced The Evil Within 2 Is Coming In October

During Bethesda’s E3 press conference, the publisher revealed The Evil Within 2. Players will once again be taking on the role of Sebastian Castellanos, who is now seeking to find his daughter, Lily, and his fighting against Mobius, the secretive organization from the first game. The Evil Within 2 releases October 13, 2017. Check out the trailer below.

Play The Evil Within In First Person In New DLC

The Evil Within’s 3rd and final piece of DLC will be released next week. Instead of playing as a  human character, you get to play the monster out to inflict pain known as the Keeper. You’ll be fighting against the same monsters you’ve seen, but with new weapons and upgrades. The Executioner DLC is part of the season pass for $19.99 and available individually for $4.99. The Evil Within is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC.