All of the demos they're showing me end with the player failing and getting knocked out. it's like they're all me playing.

All of the demos they're showing me end with the player failing and getting knocked out. it's like they're all me playing.

Wolfenstein has the same difficulty levels as 3D. I'll be playing on "Can I Play, Daddy?"

Someone needs to hold me and protect me from the chainsaw wielding man.

Evil Within is intense y'all.

With Wolfenstein: The New Order, many of those making up the team behind it are former Starbreeze alums and they're known for the meticulous details embellishing their worlds. What can we expect to find in the new Wolfenstein expanding its world (such as mission files, dossiers, etc.) and what led the studio to blend sci-fi, the 1960s, and Nazis together? Will there be multiplayer or will this an experience similar to Bioshock's single-player focus? More importantly, Mecha Hitler? Yes or no?

the narrative is very important, and they want to expand the world through the hero's eyes. there aren't many cool guns in ww2, so they moved to 1960 for the what if scenario. it is a Bioshock like experience. and as for Mecha Hitler, "you'll have to play the game to find out!"

How easy is to pick up and play TES:O?

I just played 45 minutes starting at level 5 and had no problem jumping in.

About the evil within: Is this about revolutionizing the genre, adding a new mechanic to make things different or more interesting? Or is it more about getting back to what the genre is: Trying to scare the shit out of players? :P (Personal opinion: horror games tend to loose their impact within sequels. Ill have to go thru Clocktower again sometime)

In their presentation, they specifically state this is a return to the roots of survival horror.