The Evil Within: Horror Video Game Fans All Set as it is Already Out in the Market

By Jenny Espinueva Oct 17, 2014 11:43 AM EDT

The Evil Within: Horror Video Game Fans All Set as it is Already Out in the Market

Video game enthusiasts are already enjoying the newest title from Bethesda Softworks, "The Evil Within." The anticipated action-horror was just released this October 14 for the PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Playstation 4 as reported by IB Times

The said video game title's development started back in 2010. "The Evil Within's" original release date was August 29 this year. Shinji Mikami, the creator of the Resident Evil franchise, directed the video game title. Two DLC packs were also released alongside the main video game title.

According to Tech Times, There has been a lot of issues with the game when it comes to PC gamers.The video game title will only run on Windows 7 and Windows 8 64-bit operating systems. The minimum required processor for the video game is at least a quad core processor, Intel's i7 is preferred, or any comparable processor. A graphics processing unit with at least 1 GB of VRAM is required.

Recommended system requirements call for an NVIDIA GTX 670 gpu or any comparable video card with a whopping 4 GB of VRAM in order for the game to run on a 1080p high definition resolution. 4K resolutions are also supported by the video game title, provided that the gamer has a 4K monitor and a GPU that can run the game.

According to Shinji Mikami, the video game title was developed and perfected to run at 30 frames per second at a 2:35:1 aspect ratio across all platforms and this was noted in Ecumenical News

However, Bethesda Softworks provided instructions for the PC gamers to change the framers and the game's aspect ratios. The game was available for pre-loading, a feature where a customer can already download the game ahead of release, but customers will only be able to access the game itself once it is launched.

The action horror video game, "The Evil Within" will includeSebastian Castellanes, a detective, who proceeds to a seemingly abandoned asylum for the insane because of reports about a disturbance. Upon embarking on the said asylum, Sebastian would several deceased policemen and slowly unveils a story of a maniacal scientist, along with his bloody and horrendous experimentations on unsuspecting humans.

"The Evil Within" will be released in Australia on October 16.

Gameplay trailer right here: